Witness the heartwarming moment as Tommy Fleetwood seals his eighth European tour title at the DP World India Championship. Fleetwood’s victory not only secured his spot in the season-ending tournaments but also fulfilled his son Frankie’s dream of running onto the 18th green.
After a thrilling final round, Fleetwood’s putter came alive with a streak of birdies, ultimately giving him a comfortable two-shot lead. Join us as we relive the action, analyze the key moments, and celebrate Fleetwood’s remarkable season, which includes eight top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour.
From the dramatic leapfrogging of New Zealander Daniel Hillier to the consistent performance of Englishman Alex Fitzpatrick, this video has it all. We’ll also take a look at the full leaderboard and discuss the impressive performances of other golfers like Viktor Hovland and Rory McIlroy.
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Imagine a father fulfilling his young son’s dream on a global stage. That’s exactly what Tommy Fleetwood did at the DP World India Championship. But here’s where it gets emotional. This wasn’t just another golf tournament win. It was a moment Fleetwood had been eagerly anticipating for years as his 8-year-old son, Frankie, finally got to sprint onto the 18th green to celebrate with him. Let’s dive into how this heartwarming victory unfolded and why it’s sparking conversations among golf enthusiasts worldwide. The DP World India Championships final round at Delhi Golf Club was nothing short of thrilling. Fleetwood, a Rider Cup star, clinched his eighth European Tour title with a two-shot victory, finishing at an impressive 22 underpar. His final round of 65, seven underpar, was a masterclass in precision and composure. But this win wasn’t just about the numbers. It was personal. Frankie had missed his dad’s maiden PGA Tour victory in August and was too young to attend his last DP World Tour win in January 2024. This time, Fleetwood made sure the stars aligned. And this is the part most people miss. Fleetwood’s mindset throughout the day was laser focused on creating this moment for his son. That was all day today what I had in my mind. Could I put myself in a position where I could actually make that happen? He reflected after the emotional embrace on the green. It’s just one of those little things, but it means so much to me. His hope that this will be the first of many such celebrations. Fleetwood began the final round in second place, two shops behind Japan’s Keta Nakajima. However, it was New Zealand’s Daniel Hillier, ranked 218th in the world, who briefly stole the spotlight with a surprise lead after moving to seven under for his round. But a double bogey on the 14th derailed his momentum, leaving the door open for Fleetwood. Nakajima, despite a stellar third round 65, couldn’t replicate the magic and settled for his third runner-up finish on the DP World Tour. Here’s where it gets controversial. Fleetwood’s putter, which had gone cold during a frustrating third round, suddenly caught fire. A streak of four consecutive birdies from the seventh to the 10th hole, followed by clutch putts on the 14th and 17th gave him a comfortable twoshot lead heading into the final hole. But is this a sign of Fleetwood’s resurgence or just a fleeting moment of brilliance? Let’s discuss in the comments. This victory not only secured Fleetwood’s spot in the season ending tournaments, but also capped off a remarkable season that included a standout performance in Europe’s RDER Cup win over the United States. There’s been plenty of times when things haven’t gone my way, Fleetwood admitted. But the last two tournaments I’ve been in contention in, I’ve won. Maybe things are starting to even out. With eight top 10 finishes on the PGA Tour this season, it’s hard to argue otherwise. Meanwhile, England’s Alex Fitzpatrick closed with a birdie on the last to finish with a third consecutive round of 67, tying for third place at 18 under alongside Ireland’s Shane Lowry. Victor Hovland ended his week on a high note, chipping in for an eagle on the final hole to share fourth place at 17 under. Rory Mroy, however, finished in a tie for 25th at 11 under, leaving fans wondering about his form. Thought-provoking question for you. Is Tommy Fleetwood’s recent success a sign of a new era in his career, or is he simply riding a wave of momentum? Share your thoughts below. Let’s keep the conversation going.
