Damaliscus phillipsi is a South African antelope with reddish-brown fur and a white facial blaze usually divided by a brown band between the eyes. It feeds mainly on grass.
Its fur is reddish-brown. The white facial blaze is usually divided by a brown band between the eyes. The rump patch is pale rather than white.
It feeds almost entirely on grass and especially favors fresh growth in burned areas. It is active in the early morning and late evening, and may also feed during the middle of the day.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.