Aaron Rai REACTS After Beating Tommy Fleetwood in a Thriller!

What. A. Finish.
Aaron Rai held his nerve to defeat Tommy Fleetwood in an unforgettable playoff showdown. In this video, Aaron opens up about how he stayed calm under pressure, his mindset going into sudden death, and what it means to come out on top against one of Europe’s best.

We break down:
🏆 How Rai’s composure and focus sealed the deal
💭 The mental side of winning under extreme pressure
🔥 The turning point that shifted momentum his way
💬 Post-round reactions from both Rai and Fleetwood

If you love golf drama, elite composure, and clutch moments, this one’s for you.

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It’s it’s hard to sum up. Um I think you’re so focused on on playing around and obviously just trying to stay in your zone. It’s hard to put into words at the moment how how this feels or how I’m going to reflect on it, but um just amazing to be stood here. Um obviously Tommy’s a phenomenal player. He’s an even better person than he is a player and that says a lot. um and to to play with him the last two days and um to be out there with him was was really special as well. So yeah, amazing to be here. You mentioned my caddy Jason was great uh walking down the 15th um cuz it was a little bit of a a shock to the system really on on 14 missing a short putt there. Um but he was great just telling me to stay present um and just focusing on on playing the next shots and trying to finish strong. um made a really good up and down on 15 which which really helped made a nice putt there which certainly gave a little bit of confidence moving forward. So um yeah that was that was an important moment and uh yeah it was nice to finish off pretty strong over the last three holes as well. Aaron.