By Chris Rosvoglou Phil Mickelson has dealt with a lot of heat the past few months due to his controversial comments about the Saudi Arabian government. Earlier this week, he received even more criticism because his management confirmed that he applied to compete in the first event of the Saudi-funded golf series. While there are plenty of people putting Mickelson on blast this week, Jon Rahm isn’t one of them. Speaking to reporters this week, Rahm defended Mickelson’s legacy. “I don’t think what’s happened recently should, or will, damage his legacy too much,” Rahm said, via Sky Sports. “That…