Golfer Phil Mickelson won the 2010 Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta on Sunday (April 11) and he couldn’t have done it without the unconditional support from his wife, Amy Mickelson, who has been battling breast cancer (photos below).

Mickelson said in the press conference, “It has been an emotional year and I’m very proud of my wife for the fight and struggle she has been through. This is terrific, it is one of the best things. We’ve been through a lot and to be on the other end, to feel the jubilation, is phenomenal. It has been an amazing week. My caddie, Bones, has been an incredible friend, better than he could ever imagine and we have been together for 18 years. I need to thank my coach, Butch Harmon, too.”

His voice breaking with emotion, Mickelson added: “For my wife and I, it means a lot to share some joy together. She’s an incredible wife, an incredible mother, and she has been an inspiration for me. I’m so glad she and my kids are here. I can put it into words, but it’s something we’ll remember for the rest of our lives.”

Amy and their children were in Augusta to support Phil during the whole week. Amy was there to embrace her husband for his fourth major title. Phil dedicated the victory to his wife, Amy and mother, Mary Mickelson, who is also fighting cancer.

Tiger Woods finished in fourth place at his big “comeback” tournament.

Phil Mickelson & Amy Mickelson 2010 Masters Winner Pictures + Video