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By Tony Jimenez HOYLAKE England (Reuters) - 'Bringing On Back The Good Times' was a chart hit in the 1960s and the sentiment could be true of Phil Mickelson this week as he bids to retain the British Open title he won so spectacularly last year. Mickelson has suffered something of a reaction since then, failing to return to the winner's circle and recording just two top-10 finishes, but he says it is simply a matter of time before he gets his form back. "I don't know when it will all click together, if it will be this week, in three weeks or in a month...but it should be soon." Mickelson, who will play alongside 2002 and 2012 winner Ernie Els and U.S. Masters champion Bubba Watson in Thursday's opening round at the Royal Liverpool Golf Club, said he felt his sharpness beginning to return last month. I feel better physically than I have in years." TERRIFIC FEELING Mickelson said his mental preparations for the third major of the season were different this year.
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