Two of the world's best and most popular golfers are planning a massive one-on-one showdown.
According to Golf.com's Alan Shipnuck, Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson will play a $10 million match play showdown.
Shipnuck reports the whole thing started in April during the Masters when Woods and Mickelson played a practice round together, and it almost took place on Tuesday in Las Vegas during a prime-time TV special.
The problem, according to Shipnuck, is that the negotiations which involved major TV networks, corporate entities and more couldn't come together in time.
"We're working on a different date. I thought it was done for the third, but obviously it wasn't," Mickelson told Golf.com.
