The third round of the 2025 traveler championship ended and Tommy Fleetwood is currently in the lead. During his tour, he sank a superb 66 feet, marking the longest putt he has done this season.
Although he won seven events on the European tour and one on the Sunshine Tour, Fleetwood, 34, has not yet claimed his first title of PGA Tour. He narrowly missed the US Open title in 2018 and finished in second place. The following year, he finished second in the open championship and currently attempted to win his first PGA Tour title at TPC River Highlands.
During his final at the 2025 traveler championship, Tommy Fleetwood took a lead early after having phenomenally sulk a putt of phenomenal Birdie on the fifth hole par-3. When he did it, the crowd broke out in applause and applause.
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Tommy Fleetwood had a phenomenal round without Bogey during the moving day at TPC River Highlands. He pulled three birdies over the nine front and opened the nine rear with another birdie on the 10th hole by 4. He loaded a superb eagle on the 13th hole by 5 and another birdie on the 15th.
Fleetwood carded 7 under 63 at the end of his round, carrying his total score at 16-me from 194 on 54 holes. He is in a three -stroke advance in front of Russell Henley and Keegan Bradley, who are tied for second place with 13 sous each. Meanwhile, Scottie Scheffler, who was in the lead yesterday, now fell in the eighth position in the provisional classification.
Tommy Fleetwood admitted that “golf is hard” after a heartbreaking loss at the US Open
Tommy Fleetwood’s first failed cup of the season occurred last week at US Open 2025 in Oakmont Country Club. The golfer born in Southport fought against the difficult conditions in Oakmont and failed to reduce 7 after marking 9 against 149 in his two towers.
After the conclusion of his second round, Fleetwood shared a position on Instagram.
“Golf is hard. Oakmont is difficult … but I would always have loved a weekend there. Good luck to everyone @usopengolf, “he legend his message.
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Tommy Fleetwood opened his first round at the US Open with five Bogeys and only one birdie on 18 holes. Although he opened with two birdies on the second day, he continued to fight through his round, pulling five bogeys and a double bogey on the ninth hole in 4.
In particular, despite its heartbreaking loss to the US Open, Fleetwood has experienced a constant performance this season. He made 14 departures on the PGA Tour and had 10 TOP-25. Until now, his best result is Charles Schwab Challenge and the Truist championship, where he has finished fourth in the two tournaments.
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