"He's too soft to come" - Brandel Chamblee welcomes Phil Mickelson onto his set at The US Open amid fight with LIV Golf

Brandel Chamblee recently invited Phil Mickelson on the Live From Set at the US Open to discuss the game. The Golf Channel analyst recently tweeted inviting Mickelson on his show amid the fight with the newly formed LIV Golf series.

The inception of the Saudi-backed series ignited a lot of controversies. Although it's been more than a year since the formation of the golf series, the legal battle is still on.

Nonetheless, the fight is not limited to the court. Golfers and officials often engaged in heating debates on and off the golf course.

Bradley Chamblee took to his Twitter account to say:

"Phil is welcome to come on the Live From set at the US Open to discuss the merits of playing for scary MFers, as he called them, and the Billy Walters book that comes out August 22… but my guess he’s too soft to come on and debate."

Phil is welcome to come on the Live From set at the US Open to discuss the merits of playing for scary MFers, as he called them, and the Billy Walters book that comes out August 22… but my guess he’s too soft to come on and debate. twitter.com/stevenwb33/sta…

The Nuclear Golf reshared the post on their account with a caption saying:

"Brandel says he’ll welcome LIV star @PhilMickelson onto the set of Live From The US OPEN. This could be good!"

👀 🎙️ Brandel says he’ll welcome LIV star @PhilMickelson onto the set of Live From The US OPEN. This could be good! 🌶️ twitter.com/chambleebrande…

Interestingly, Phil Mickelson replied in the comments section. He wrote:

"Did Brandel say something?"

@NUCLRGOLF Did Brandel say something? https://t.co/q96eNxlkND

Phil Mickelson could not read the tweet shared by Chamblee as he blocked the LIV golfer. Mickelson shared a screenshot that says:

"@chambleebrandel blocked you."

Fans also jumped into the comments section and wrote that Phil Mickelson will not join Brandel Chamblee.

"Mickelson blocks everyone on this app that actually tells the truth about him. He will never come on national television," a fan wrote.

@chambleebrandel Mickelson blocks everyone on this app that actually tells the truth about him. He will never come on national television.

"Zero chance of this happening. Phil is nothing but keyboard warrior at this point," another fan wrote.

@NUCLRGOLF @PhilMickelson Zero chance of this happening. Phil is nothing but keyboard warrior at this point.

"Phil won’t go. He didn’t go when Colt Knost invited him to his podcast. What does that tell you about being soft," another tweeted.

@NUCLRGOLF @PhilMickelson Phil won’t go. He didn’t go when Colt Knost invited him to his podcast. What does that tell you about being soft.

Will Phil Mickelson play at the 2023 U.S. Open?

Phil Mickelson qualified to play in the third major of the year, US Open. The tournament is scheduled to take place from June 15-18 at the Los Angeles Country Club.

Mickelson, who won six major tournaments in his career, had a best finish to second position at the US Open. He settled for the runner-up position six times over the years.

Here is a list of the golfers who qualified for the 2023 US Open:

1. Abraham Ancer
2. Sam Bennett
3. Keegan Bradley
4. Hayden Buckley
5. Sam Burns
6. Patrick Cantlay
7. Ben Carr
8. Gunn Charoenkul
9. Wyndham Clark
10. Corey Conners
11. Joel Dahmen
12. Jens Dantorp
13. Cam Davis
14. Jason Day
15. Bryson DeChambeau
16. Alejandro Del Rey
17. Wenyi Ding
18. Austin Eckroat
19. Harris English
20. Mateo Fernandes De Oliveira
21. Tony Finau
22. Ross Fisher
23. Matt Fitrpatrick
24. Tommy Fleetwood
25. Rickie Fowler
26. Ryan Fox
27. Sergio Garcia
28. Deon Germishuys
29. Brent Grant
30. Adam Hadwin
31. Paul Haley II
32. Brian Harman
33. Padraig Harrington
34. Tyrrell Hatton
35. Russell Henley
36. Lucas Herbert
37. Tom Hoge
38. Max Homa
39. Billy Horschel
40. David Horsey
41. Viktor Hovland
42. Mackenzie Hughes
43. Sungjae Im
44. Ryo Ishikawa
45. Dustin Johnson
46. Martin Kaymer
47. Si Woo Kim
48. Tom Kim
49. Chris Kirk
50. Kurt Kitayama
51. Brooks Koepka
52. Matt Kuchar
53. Thriston Lawrence
54. Hank Lebioda
55. K.H. Lee
56. Min Woo Lee
57. Shane Lowry
58. Hideki Matsuyama
59. Denny McCarthy
60. Matthew McClean
61. Rory McIlroy
62. Adrian Meronk
63. Phil Mickelson
64. Keith Mitchell
65. Francesco Molinari
66. Taylor Montgomery
67. Taylor Moore
68. Collin Morikawa
69. Ryutaro Nagano
70. Joaquin Niermann
71. Wilco Nienaber
72. Alex Noren
73. Matthieu Pavon
74. Mito Pereira
75. Victor Perez
76. Thomas Pieters
77. J T Poston
78. Aldrich Potgieter
79. Seamus Power
80. Andrew Putnam
81. Jon Rahm
82. Patrick Reed
83. Justin Rose
84. Xander Schauffele
85. Scottie Scheffler
86. Adam Scott
87. Roger Sloan
88. Cameron Smith
89. Jordan Smith
90. Jacob Solomon
91. Jordan Spieth
92. Scott Stallings
93. Sepp Straka
94. Justin Suh
95. Adam Svensson
96. Nick Taylor
97. Sahith Theegala
98. Justin Thomas
99. Aaron Wise
100. Gary Woodland
101. Cameron Young
102. Carson Young