For years, both I and the rest of the golfing world have watched Tommy Fleetwood with a mix of awe and a quiet sense of frustration. His stunningly orthodox swing with its trademark sawn-off follow-through and consistent ball-striking has made him one of the game's elite players, yet a victory on the PGA Tour had, until recently, remained elusive. He'd come agonizingly close, with numerous top-5 finishes and runner-up spots, earning him the reputation as one of the best players without a win on the biggest stage.
