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Phil Mickelson, Current Co-Leader at WGC-Mexico Championship, March 4, 2018

Phil Mickelson and Justin Thomas are currently tied for the lead at the WGC-Mexico Championship, with Phil on hole 10 and Thomas on hole 14.

Today is March 4, the day written 4/3 in most parts of the world. Champion = 43. Why do I think Phil will win, in light of this 43 connection?
Notice he currently has 42 wins. That means he is going for win #43 today. It's been a while since Phil was in the winner's circle.

Today is the 63rd day of the year, which bodes well for "Phil."
His full name also has an interesting connection to the name of the tournament. If anyone can find something significant to 116 (beyond 911 upside down) let me know.

If Phil doesn't win, I might not bother decoding golf again. This one seems way too obvious, especially the 4/3 for win 43. Champion = 43

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  1. UnknownMarch 5, 2018 at 1:46 PM

    Good eye. This one was ripe for the picking.

    G-Club noticed the numbers on Saturday & posted this https://twitter.com/GematriaClub/status/970099310833602561

    On that tweet I like how the date count & Gematria sync up - compounded finds are always best. WGC Mexico Champion =142....and Phil goes with the Twitter handle - Mickelson Hat =43.

    Golf has got to be the most masonic sport of them all. Every single tourney is married to the numbers.

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    1. Marty McSuperFly!March 8, 2018 at 2:00 PM

      Quite right! And now we´ve got just the man to excel at their little game. FORE!

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