by Tommy Fleetwood of Southport was denied a first title of PGA Tour on Sunday at the Travelers championship, after finishing second in Keegan Bradley, of the United States.
The 34-year-old man finished two above the peer in the fourth round at TPC River Highlands losing his advance of two during the competition, which he acquired the day before.
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Fleetwood had an advance of two in the last three holes, and one in the last hole, but Keegan Bradley was able to overcome the deficit which was left to him.
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Addressing the media after a heartbreaking final, he thought about the day.
He said, “Keegan sliced, so a fair game with him, but I always have the impression where I was from, he should at least be the playoffs.
“It was a difficult and very different condition in terms of condition, I felt like it was very similar to Friday.
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“There was a period when I felt like I had a grip.”
Despite second place behind Brady, Fleetwood won $ 1.76 million in the tournament, equivalent to just over 1.29 million pounds sterling. This money prize was also granted to the joint finalist, Russell Henley of America.
This attractive sum means that its official prize has won $ 31.1 million (22.87 million pounds sterling) of only PGA Tour events.
Before becoming a professional, Fleetwood began playing golf at the Southport municipal golf course, before joining Formby Hall Golf Race as a junior.
In 2008, he came a finalist at the Junior Championship organized in Turnberry and in 2009, he represented Great Britain and Ireland in the Walker Cup.
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After joining the PGA Tour in 2010, its breakthrough took place in 2011, after winning Kazakhstan Open, a non -PGA tour event.
His 12 -year professional career has had incredible moments, playing in 159 tournaments, reducing 135 times. He won seven of these tournaments, as well as the finalist in six.
One thing that has always slipped Tommy is a PGA Tour trophy. All his victories from today came from non -PGA events.
Fleetwood took only one PGA Tour event at the playoffs, when he faced Nick Taylor in the RBC Open in 2023; He finally arrived 2nd after losing the 12-13 qualifying series on hole 18.
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The closest to the Southport resident was victorious was 2nd place in the 2018 US Open and the 2nd in the 2019 open championship at the Royal Portrush.
However, with dominant golf exhibitions still seen in the DP World Tour, as well as scoring a silver medal at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games for the GB team, his career is simply impressive.
His biggest professional victory was at Formmy Hall Classic, which was part of the Europro Tour PGA, now missing, which he won by four shots in 2011. This event, which was designed to be a “ soaking ” to other events, mainly ceased in 2022 due to financial problems and decrease in viewer.
His 2025 season is tied to be his most successful to date, having won just over 4.5 million pounds sterling of 14 events. No doubt his best season was 2018-2019, when he won 4.78 million pounds sterling of 21 events.
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“In my mind, I have won lots of PGA Tour events, I haven’t actually done. I’m sure time will come if I continue to work.” Fleetwood declared after his quasi-Miss in the Travelers championship.
The next major tournament that the original Golfer of Southport should play is open, which should take place from July 13 to 20, with the place of Northern Portrush organizing the 153rd annual event. The Englishman came the 2nd time the last time that the open was organized at the club and hopes to improve its result once this time.
