Phil Mickelson has had all the love and support from his wife, Amy Mickelson, throughout his professional golf career. The spouses, who have been together for more than three decades, have had to weather a few storms together, including Amy’s breast cancer diagnosis, battle and recovery.
Below, learn about Phil’s wife, Amy, their marriage and her past breast cancer battle.
Who Is Amy Mickelson?
Amy is best known for her marriage to Phil, but previously, she was a cheerleader for the Phoenix Suns and is a graduate of Arizona State University.
After beating breast cancer in 2010, Amy became an advocate for other cancer survivors and victims.
How Long Have Phil & Amy Mickelson Been Together?
Phil and Amy first met in college at Arizona State University in 1992. After falling in love, the couple became inseparable, and Amy stayed by Phil’s side as he became a professional golf player.
Are Phil & Amy Mickelson Still Married?
Yes, Phil and Amy are still married. They wed in November 1996, about four years after they first met at ASU.
Do Phil & Amy Mickelson Have Kids Together?
Yes, Phil and Amy are parents to children Amanda Brynn, Sophia Isabel and Evan Samuel.
Amy Mickelson’s Health Today: Update
In 2009, Amy’s breast cancer diagnosis was revealed, and Phil put his golf career on hold. At the time, the golf world sent its prayers and well wishes to the Mickelsons, including Henry Hughes, the president of The Players Championship.
“It’s always difficult to hear news like this, but especially when it’s someone as young and vibrant, who works so hard for others through the charities she and Phil are involved with,” Henry said at the time, before adding, “But I’m sure Amy’s in good hands, and she has our hopes and prayers.”
Fortunately, Amy beat breast cancer and was in recovery by 2010. She battled the illness for less than a year and was declared cancer-free.
However, as of 2026, the Mickelsons are navigating another “family health matter,” a rep for Phil told Golf Digest. Phil also announced in a previous Instagram post that he would “not be able to participate in the first two LIV Events as Amy and I need to be present for a family health matter.” He added in his caption, “I can’t wait to compete again and look forward to rejoining my teammates as soon as possible.”
It’s still unclear who in the Mickelson family is dealing with a health issue.
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