Tommy Fleetwood says what was ‘dreadful’ about his week at The Masters
Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Tommy Fleetwood was in the mix at The Masters going into the weekend, but a disappointing closing two rounds saw him fall way back. Fleetwood went 73-76 on the weekend to finish even par in the tournament. That’s massively disappointing for the Tour Championship winner, who looks to take the next step in his career after winning for the first time on the PGA Tour in 2025.
He watched his playing partner, Tyrrell Hatton, dominate Augusta to throw himself in contention on Sunday, while he couldn’t get anything going. And after his round, the Englishman admitted something was “dreadful” with his game all week. Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Tommy Fleetwood says his scoring was ‘dreadful’ at The Masters Fleetwood was upset with his performance at The Masters.
The usually positive 35-year-old was asked if he could take any positives from Augusta, and he struggled to find them. He said, “Just would look at it as motivation for things that need to be better. I was a long way from being good enough to contend this weekend.
I hit the ball — I struck the ball well for a lot of that 36 holes, but too many mistakes. Hit it in the wrong place too many times. Short game was awful and didn’t putt the way I did in the first two rounds.
“Just take from it there’s stuff that I need to work on. ” Fleetwood was then asked if he can take anything from watching Hatton’s round, and he responded, “Well, that’s what you have to do if you’re going to have a chance, and those guys — Shane played great yesterday. The two guys that played with Shane played great yesterday.