Bones on site at Erin Hills, hoping for lightning

Bones on site at Erin Hills, hoping for lightning

ERIN, Wis. While Phil Mickelsons status for the U.S. Open grows increasingly doubtful with each updated forecast, his caddie is still showing up for work on the off chance his boss makes his tee time.Jim Bones Mackay scouted Erin Hills Tuesday, and he planned to walk the course again Wednesday while watching Jordan Spieth. Mackay knows that, given the optimistic weather forecast for the opening round, its unlikely that Mickelson will receive the estimated four-hour delay that he needs to make it to the course from his daughters graduation in California.Im going to come to work and expect to do what I would do and go at 2:20 (p.m.), Mackay said. Obviously when were mathematically eliminated, Ill probably call Southwest.Mickelson has not missed a U.S. Open since 1993, but that streak appears in dire jeopardy. The Thursday forecast from the Weather Channel calls for only a 20 percent chance of rain with a slim chance of a stray severe thunderstorm. Roberto Diaz is the current first alternate and would receive Mickelsons spot should he withdraw.
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Mackay has been keeping an eye on the fluctuating forecast all week as he scouts the course, one that he described as complicated and one that Mickelson has never seen.I think its kind of toying with you. Its 10 (percent), its 60, its 40, its 20. I dont know what to expect, he said, referring to the forecast. Well see what happens. Itd be nice if it worked out for him.Amanda Mickelsons graduation ceremony is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. PT, a little more than two hours before Mickelson is due on the first tee alongside Stewart Cink and Steve Stricker. Mackay expects that Mickelson will at least hop in a plane after the ceremony and start heading east, and at some point hell either turn around or hell come all the way.Erin Hills has received plenty of early-week rain, and more is expected in the coming days. But according to Mackay, Mickelson might need a different form of assistance if he is going to have a crack at the tournament that has most eluded him.Everyones been real sweet out there, saying, Were praying for rain. Thats really sweet, but I think we might need lightning, he said. If its raining, these guys are going to go. We want everybody to be safe, but if there was a lightning bolt or two around 1:30 tomorrow, that wouldnt be the worst thing for us.


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Bones on site at Erin Hills, hoping for lightning


Bones has made $20 mil plus on Phil's bag, I don't think Erin Hills is the reason. However, if Phil is going to cut his schedule down for the remainder of his career, this may allow Bones to grab a new kids bag. Originally thought Rahm, but he has denied it.


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