Ex-Bikie Jailed After Assaulting Fan During Phil Mickelson's Major Debut
Ex-bikie jailed for assault at Mickelson golf event

In a shocking turn of events at a major golf tournament, a former Australian bikie gang member has been sentenced to jail after assaulting an enthusiastic fan during Phil Mickelson's debut appearance.

The incident, which unfolded in front of stunned spectators, saw the ex-bikie lose control and attack another attendee who was reportedly having a "fanboy moment" watching the golf legend in action.

Violence Mars Sporting Event

Witnesses described chaotic scenes as security personnel rushed to intervene. The assault occurred despite the generally relaxed atmosphere at golf tournaments, where crowds are known for their respectful behaviour.

The perpetrator, whose criminal past includes bikie gang affiliations, showed no remorse during court proceedings. The judge handed down a significant sentence, citing the need to deter similar behaviour at family-friendly sporting events.

Phil Mickelson Unaware During Play

Six-time major champion Phil Mickelson was reportedly unaware of the incident as it happened during his round. Tournament officials ensured play continued without disruption, though news of the assault quickly spread through the golfing community.

This marks yet another controversial moment involving spectators at professional golf tournaments, though rarely with such violent consequences. The victim sustained minor injuries but declined to press additional charges.