Watch golf superstars play a round of ‘Never Have I Ever’ on TODAY

Watch golf superstars play a round of ‘Never Have I Ever’ on TODAY
Golf icons Jordan Spieth, Phil Mickelson, Jason Day and Adam Scott join TODAY for Trending and play a round of “Never Have I Ever.” Mickelson claims he has never blamed a caddy for something going awry, but Matt Lauer is dubious about his honesty!

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