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Andrew Redington(Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)Phil Mickelson knows how to play to a crowd, so it's not surprising the 48-year-old's long-awaited introduction to Twitter this week incited its share of commotion. Also not surprising: Mickelson's social-media tenor has been…well, that of a 48-year-old. From his first message to the orchestrated banter between he and Tiger Woods, the five-time major winner's account has been the embodiment of a “dad joke.”
Which raises a question: how do Mickelson's kids feel about his new endeavor?
As one can imagine, not great.
“They are nervous,” Mickelson said to laughter on Friday, following a second-round 68 that puts him into the Northern Trust weekend running. “And they should be, you know, rightfully so, because in time, I will mess up. I always kind of ride the line somewhere. Sometimes I cross it. Sometimes not.
“But it's going to be fun. I think it's going to be fun. I'll give it a few weeks, ..

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Of all the things to blow up your scorecard—water, sand, shrubs, roots, rocks, beer, poison ivy, emails, lightning—the least expected has to be a wild animal literally plucking your ball off the green. Just ask Massachusetts golfer Hank Downey, who, in the middle of a round at Springfield Country Club this past weekend, watched helplessly as a fox kit scampered off with his ball following an otherwise decent chip. Good luck getting a ruling on this one, Hank:
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Despite the murky drop protocol, this is still much better than bumping into a gator or a pissed-off goose using the next tee box for a toilet, and Downey, to his credit, seemed more amused than anything else. “They've been at the course all summer,” said the 38-year-old Longmeadow local. “I've seen up to five of them at a time. I've heard the story of them doing the same thing to other golfers' balls.”
Needless to say, seems like there's a bit..