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Golf Channel · Feb 11, 2019

'I can see fine': Darkness, Casey keep Mickelson from Sunday finish

0:001:15PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. – Apparently, Phil Mickelson was born with night vision.

That would explain his pressing PGA Tour official Mark Russell and Paul Casey to finish the final two holes of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am Sunday with darkness falling hard across the seaside course.

That, and Mickelson wanting to keep his momentum going in a bid to close out his 44th PGA Tour title, his fifth in this event.

Three down to Casey at the start of the day, Mickelson was three shots up and had just holed out for par at the 16th when play was suspended.

“I can see fine,” Mickelson said behind the green, with Russell in the middle of the discussion with Casey. “I can see playing, but..."

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