Tommy Fleetwood reveals what really frustrated him after posting a 64 on Sunday at the Dunhill Links
Tommy Fleetwood has claimed that he was extremely frustrated with his scoring over the first three days at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, having felt that he played extremely well. Fleetwood looks set to come up just a handful of shots short up in Scotland.
Tommy Fleetwood expressed his frustration after posting a 64 on Sunday at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland. Despite feeling that he played well over the first three days, he struggled to convert his scoring into results, leaving him nine shots behind the lead heading into the final round. Fleetwood's scoring improved during the tournament's final 32 holes, but it was not enough to catch LIV Golf star Adrian Meronk, who was on course to win for the fifth time on the DP World Tour.
The 35-year-old English golfer acknowledged that his performance could have been better, saying that he "felt like I played really well over the first three days and scored really, really poorly." Fleetwood expressed optimism about his season, highlighting his strong showing at the Dunhill Links Championship and his desire to finish the year as strongly as possible.
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