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NY Times · Jul 9, 2015

Mickelson in a 'Tough Spot' Over Trump Immigrant Remarks

GULLANE, Scotland — Phil Mickelson says Donald Trump's disparaging remarks about illegal immigrants have put many in golf in a "tough spot" because of their appreciation for what the U.S. presidential candidate has done for the game.

Trump has become a major player in the golf industry by building up a large portfolio of courses, including the famous Doral layout in Miami, at a time when many clubs are closing due to financial pressures.

His declaration as part of his presidential campaign that Mexico is sending criminals into the United States, however, has upset many in a sport that is trying to encourage diversity.

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