Tommy Fleetwood’s unique mindset may bring him a tour championship victory
Tommy Fleetwood joked at a pre-tourist press conference at East Lake Golf Club in 2025.
Fleetwood, still looking for his first PGA Tour win, admitted that he admitted Tuesday that he didn’t know about the competition changes for this week’s Tour title until recently, which eliminated the starting stroke and made everyone even when they started. This means that the man who played more than 72 holes in Atlanta this week won two trophys – the Tour Champions Trophy and the FedEx Cup. The British man blew the night and caused the loss of the FedEx St. Jude Championship, this year’s Travelers Championship ridiculed the idea of bringing two trophys home this week, given his conversation surrounding his inability to win the United States.
“I think different games mean differently to you,” Fleetwood said Tuesday. “There are so many incredible games. I won’t be picky about the first game I chose. “It’s a great game.”
“I think it would be fun if I won this week and then I got the FedEx Cup as well. I think it would be fun.”
Tommy Fleetwood
Fleetwood has been playing the best golf in his career and has played three rounds at Soggy East Lake. The British started the 64 and 63 rounds and made it to the weekend tied with Russell Henley on the list. Fleetwood built a three-shot lead before his 15th double swing on Saturday, trailing Patrick Cantlay, who shot his second below 64 shots in a row.
Fleetwood handled his recent disappointment like a professional. Fleetwood is a timeless optimist who argues that even if he stands out in Memphis and Connecticut, the experiences are still positive. He would argue and fail because there was no argument at all.
“I tried very hard to make sure I made it all positive,” Fleetwood said Tuesday. “Of course, I won’t feed you lies, oh, Memphis. I thought I did everything great or traveler. I didn’t do anything wrong. Of course, I didn’t do anything wrong, and that didn’t happen to me. But you just learned from these experiences, I think, I don’t think all the emotions are questioned, I can’t think of a problem. Very good stuff, putting myself in a good position.
“Every time I say I just want to put myself there again. I want to give myself another chance. I’ll end it at some point. I’ll do it right, I’ll go more than once. But, it’s actually hard to do it in a way.”
So of course, Fleetwood will be coming again on Sunday. He will be in the cauldron, hoping to overcome his recent slip and win the PGA Tour in his impressive international golf resume.
Fleetwood’s key Sunday is going to put himself in the right mindset and stay in that positive space, as he tries to outperform a pack of contenders including Scottie Scheffler and Keegan Bradley, while he’s trying to outdo a pack of contenders, including Scottie Scheffler and Keegan Bradley.
For Fleetwood, he competes again – can learn and grow, and may even succeed in the end – this part is not difficult. For Tommy Fleetwood, optimism is more than just a tool to smooth and dusty scars.
It is his identity.
“I have contributed a lot to my kids and I know what I’ll say to them, and I think it’s all about being very clear about your work, having a good attitude, having a good mindset, and making sure I tell myself everything right and just commit to those things,” Fleetwood said Saturday when he asked how he approached the final round. “Like I just said, there are only 30 players this week. Whatever it is, it may be 100, 150, but everyone wants to be on the last set on Sunday and get involved. That’s what everyone wants.
“I’m lucky to be one of them, so I’ve spent my whole life and I’ve had a great time and I have to enjoy it when it happens.
Tommy Fleetwood, who is always an optimist, knows no other path.
