Southport’s Tommy Fleetwood has sealed Europe’s win in the controversial 2023 Ryder Cup.
Sandgrounder Tommy Fleetwood clinched the needed half-point in style, driving the green on the short par-4 16th hole and being conceded the hole.
His US opponent Rickie Fowler hit his tee shot into the water.
This puts Fleetwood 2-up with two holes to play.
With Europe already at 14 points, needing 14.5 points to win the Cup, there’s no math that would allow the U.S. Team to retain the Cup.
Speaking after his excellent round Tommy said he was “full of relief and joy” at helping take his team to victory.
In a thrilling showdown at the 44th Ryder Cup, Europe’s team emerged triumphant, securing their grasp on the coveted trophy. The moment that sealed the deal for Europe was nothing short of spectacular, as Tommy Fleetwood, with nerves of steel, clinched the much-needed half-point in a manner that left spectators in awe.
The defining moment occurred on the picturesque, short par-4 16th hole. Fleetwood, known for his precision and flair, displayed his mastery of the game by boldly driving the green. His audacious play paid off as he found himself on the green in one shot. Meanwhile, his opponent, the formidable Rickie Fowler, faced a cruel twist of fate as his tee shot found the unforgiving water hazard.
The victory was not only a testament to Fleetwood’s skill and composure under pressure but also to the collective strength and determination of Europe’s Ryder Cup Team. It was a day of celebration for European golf enthusiasts, as their team showcased their talent and resilience, ultimately reclaiming the Ryder Cup in a stunning fashion that will be etched in golfing history for years to come
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