Ryder Cup Players
Tommy Fleetwood - Team Europe Ryder Cup Player
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Tommy Fleetwood

England
World Ranking: #14
Age: 34
Pro Since: 2010
2025 Team Member
Birthdate: January 19, 1991
Birthplace: Southport, England
Residence: Dubai, UAE / Southport, England
Height: 5' 11" (180 cm)
Weight: 168 lbs (76 kg)

Ryder Cup Record

8
Wins
4
Losses
2
Halves
64.29%
Winning Percentage

Career Achievements

8
Professional Wins
1
PGA Tour Wins
7
DP World Tour Wins
$40M
Career Earnings

Major Championships

U.S. Open
2018
The Open Championship
2019

Latest Related News

Sep 28, 2025Ryder Cup Players

The Shots Heard 'Round the World: 5 Defining Moments from the 2025 Ryder Cup

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – A Ryder Cup is a three-day marathon, but its legend is built on a handful of singular moments that swing momentum and define legacies. The 2025 edition at Bethpage Black was no different, producing incredible drama that will be talked about for years to come. Here are the five moments that shaped the outcome. **1. Rahm's Friday Finish** Trailing in their opening foursomes match, Jon Rahm produced two moments of absolute magic on the 17th and 18th holes to steal a half-point. The stunning recovery shot and the clutch putt set the tone for his undefeated week and sent an early message that Europe's top players were in formidable form. **2. The Scandinavian Statement** The Saturday Foursomes match featuring Viktor Hovland and Ludvig Åberg against Scottie Scheffler and Brooks Koepka was expected to be a heavyweight clash. Instead, it was a historic rout. The European duo won 9 & 7, the largest margin of victory in 18-hole Ryder Cup history. It was a demoralizing blow to America's top players and a showcase of Europe's emerging power. **3. Cantlay's Defiant Roar** Team USA desperately needed a spark, and Patrick Cantlay provided it on Saturday afternoon. He birdied the final three holes of his fourball match, with his putt on the 18th green sparking a wild celebration. It was a rare moment of American fire and defiance in a tough week, and it gave the home crowd something to believe in. **4. McIlroy's Singles Redemption** After a disappointing personal performance in 2021, Rory McIlroy was on a mission. His Sunday Singles match against Justin Thomas was a marquee showdown. McIlroy's clinical, controlled performance resulted in a decisive 3 & 2 victory, putting a crucial European point on the board early and effectively shutting the door on any hopes of a rapid American comeback. **5. Fleetwood Clinches the Cup** The final, iconic moment belonged to Tommy Fleetwood. In his singles match, the Englishman hit a sublime approach shot on the 17th hole to within a few feet. When his opponent failed to hole out, the conceded putt guaranteed Fleetwood at least a half-point, which were the final, decisive points that ensured the Ryder Cup would return to Europe. The image of the famously unflappable Fleetwood roaring with emotion, mobbed by his teammates, was the perfect final picture of a victorious European campaign.

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Sep 27, 2025Ryder Cup Players

Mr. Reliable: Tommy Fleetwood Delivers Again for a Victorious Team Europe

FARMINGDALE, N.Y. – In a team filled with superstars, the quiet consistency of Tommy Fleetwood can sometimes fly under the radar. But at the 2025 Ryder Cup, the Englishman was once again one of Europe's most valuable assets, delivering crucial points with a calm and professional demeanor that steadied the entire team. Fleetwood finished the week with an impressive 3-1-0 record, contributing in both pairs and singles. Whether paired with a veteran or a rookie, he showcased his versatility, seamlessly adapting his game to fit his partner's needs. His reliable ball-striking and cheerful attitude make him the ideal partner in the pressure-cooker environment of the Ryder Cup. In his Sunday Singles match, Fleetwood was a picture of control. He took an early lead and methodically applied pressure, never giving his opponent a chance to get back in the match and securing a vital blue point for Europe on the board early in the session. From the legendary "Moliwood" partnership in 2018 to his role as a veteran leader in 2025, Fleetwood has proven time and again that he is one of Europe's premier Ryder Cup players. His performance at Bethpage was another reminder that he is the rock upon which European victories are often built.

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Biography

Tommy Fleetwood is a modern Ryder Cup icon for Team Europe, beloved by fans for his flowing hair, warm personality, and brilliant shot-making. A former Race to Dubai champion, Fleetwood elevates his game in the team format, displaying remarkable consistency and a calm demeanor. His legendary 2018 partnership with Francesco Molinari, dubbed "Moliwood," is one of the most celebrated stories in Ryder Cup history, cementing his status as a player who embodies the European spirit of partnership and unity.

Player Statistics

298.8
Driving Distance (yards)
63.4%
Fairway Accuracy
69.5%
Greens in Regulation
1.68
Putting Average
1.38
Strokes Gained: Total

Detailed Ryder Cup Record

3
Appearances
2018
Debut Year
9
Total Points
64.29%
Winning %

Singles Record

1-1-1

Foursomes Record

4-2-0

Fourball Record

3-1-1

Defining Ryder Cup Moment

At the 2018 Ryder Cup in Paris, rookie Tommy Fleetwood was paired with Italian Francesco Molinari. The duo, affectionately nicknamed "Moliwood," became the first European pair in history to go a perfect 4-0-0 in Foursomes and Fourballs. Their on-course chemistry and dominant victories over American stars like Tiger Woods were the driving force behind Europe's commanding victory and created an unforgettable Ryder Cup legacy.

Equipment & Sponsorship

Driver

TaylorMade Qi10 LS 9.0°

Fairway Woods

TaylorMade Qi10 15.0° & 18.0°

Irons

TaylorMade P7TW (3-PW)

Wedges

TaylorMade MG4 (52°, 60°)

Putter

Odyssey White Hot OG #1

Golf Ball

TaylorMade TP5x Pix

Apparel

Nike

Shoes

Nike