Phil Mickelson plans to return to PGA Tour action at the St Jude Classic, Golf World magazine reported on Monday.
The world number two suspended his season indefinitely in May after his wife Amy was diagnosed with breast cancer.
According to the report, she is scheduled to undergo surgery at the end of June, allowing Mickelson to play at St Jude from June 11-14 and the US Open at Bethpage the following week.
Should he line up for the second major of the season at the New York venue, Mickelson can expect an emotional welcome.
He received huge support from the galleries at the Long Island public course when the tournament was previously held there in 2002, finishing three strokes behind Tiger Woods, one of four occasions he has been runner-up at his home open.
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