Phil Mickelson lost his caddie this Tuesday, March 26, as his brother Tim, who looked after his bag for the past eight years, retired from the profession. However, Mickelson seems to have quickly rebounded from the situation and found a new bagman.

Jon Yarbrough will be Phil Mickelson’s new caddie, according to a Golfweek report. That said, the six-time major champion has not commented on the matter, nor has Yarbrough.

Reports indicate that Phil Mickelson and Jon Yarbrough would start working next week at LIV Golf Miami, the play at The Masters. In fact, the two are said to have already taken a trip to Augusta National Golf Club to reconnoiter the course.

Jon Yarbrough has been working with Scott Stallings recently. According to reports, Stallings has his swing coach looking after his bag for the Houston Open being played this week on the PGA Tour.

Yarbrough has a 20-year career as a professional caddie across both the PGA Tour and GPLA Tour. In addition to Stallings, he has worked with Gary Woodland, Bill Haas, Smylie Kaufman, Kelly Robbins, Morgan Pressel and Suzann Pettersen.

Mickelson post a message on his social media profiles Tuesday, March 26, to say goodbye to his brother, who has served as his caddie for the past eight years. This period includes his most recent major victory (2021 PGA Championship, as well as, the transition to LIV Golf).