Tommy Fleetwood reveals ‘Sick Way’, he enjoyed his PGA Tour Winless Streak

The long wait is over. Tommy Fleetwood is finally a PGA Tour champion. With his victory over the Tour Championship 2025, Fleetwood finished a long -free drought in style. But he also ended what an entertaining, many years of chase was that Golffans fascinated around the world.

It would not be surprising to find some fans today with mixed feelings, now that Fleetwood’s hunt has ended. However, it would be extremely surprising to hear that Fleetwood felt anything but lighting after draining his first tour win.

But Fleetwood revealed exactly that Sunday evening and spoke extensively, even melancholy, about his Winless Streak that has now been brought to rest.

What Fleetwood will miss about Winless Streak

On Sunday evening in East Lake, the newest PGA Tour winner and Fedex Cup champion felt a lot. But although a little nostalgia had started to crawl into his mind.

Fleetwood explained his contradictory feelings in detail in his post-Victory press conference.

“Well, it’s a shame that the story has disappeared,” Fleetwood said, laughing at reporters. “I enjoyed it while it took a sick way. But I hope that … We can talk about many more things in the future, really. I will look back all this, and again, I feel that I will continue to repeat myself. I will be proud of the power I had to show to keep coming back and showing that it can be done if you are provided.”

In contrast to Rory McIlroy, who, in his press conference after his long-awaited 2025 Masters victory, joked about his many years of struggles in Augusta (“Where are we all about next year?”), Fleetwood admitted that he would miss the speakers about his own winless streak.

“I will miss it, but I will be happy that I can talk to people about what can be done.”

He continued: “I will look back on it and I can tell people that I am really, very happy that I can talk to children or aspiring golfers or prospective sports people, whatever they try to do, and I can really talk about showing it can happen.”

Fleetwood reveals the source of its popularity at the Tour Championship

Fleetwood’s chase for Win No. 1Including six second place in his career, this season became especially popular with fans. The energy reached a fever on East Lake.

The support clearly hit the veteran Pro, as he explained on Sunday.

“It was great, the buzz that was around me when I had been in force. In recent weeks, in recent months, the last year, I have been very consistent,” Fleetwood explained, “explained Fleetwood.” But to have that buzz here, just like to let people wear the last pair of a whole sole, and I would like to get the last pair, and I healed it up, and for people, and for people on their shoulders, and for me, and for people on their shoulders, Never consider it for granted. “

Fleetwood suggested that his popularity among fans could be derived from the positive attitude he has maintained, even in the light of crushing losses.

“I think people certainly gathered on the train that I tried to chase a PGA Tour victory … I will not go loose, when I have almost had it -and awardes myself and makes it worse. I want to be a positive impact on myself,” he said. “I will not be able to do that if I have a negative attitude if I have a bad posture.”

Similarly, it was his ability to bounce back from setbacks and to continue to fight for the victory that people were attracted to.

“It was just a story of perseverance and keeping trying to put myself in those positions. I think it is easiest to do if it doesn’t go your way, is to sulk a bit or let it be influenced for a while or influence you for a while, then go back. I got it again.” side of it. I think people, I think, found it very positive that I constantly tried to just come back to the horse, just go again, just go again. “

Eventually he cooked his popularity on an important lesson that his father taught him: first be a good person than a good golfer.

“Why do people love me so much? I have always been lucky that I am making a great bond with people. I try to be – if I could give my children an advice – there is a lot of advice, but I always say they should be a good person first, and I have always tried to do that,” said Fleetwood. “My father always told me that even when I was a young, aspiring amateur golfer, professional golfer, he always wanted me to be -he always said person first, golfer second. You are a good person first. What happens afterwards, try to be a good golfer afterwards. I always tried to be.”

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