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Fleetwood banks on home comforts for elusive major title

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HOYLAKE, England : Tommy Fleetwood will be on familiar territory at Hoylake as he bids to become the first Englishman to win the British Open since Nick Faldo in 1992.Fleetwood was born in Southport, around 30 miles north of Royal Liverpool, and the world number 21 would be a popular champion after a couple of near-misses."It's nice to have a week that feels so close to home," Fleetwood told reporters on Wednesday. "Course is great.

It's changed a lot since the last Open (in 2014)."The 32-year-old finished second in the 2019 Open at Portrush and tied fourth 12 months ago at St Andrews."As soon as the week starts you start sort of feeling The Open atmosphere, which you always think is very, very cool," Fleetwood said."I've imagined winning it about a million times probably.

Winning a major is a dream, winning The Open is a huge, huge dream. Having the opportunity to do it so close to where you grew up is something that's very unique and very special."Fleetwood will play the first two rounds at Hoylake with American world number one Scottie Scheffler and Australian Adam Scott, both former Masters champions."I get on with both guys very, very well.

I enjoy being around them. I enjoy playing golf with them. It's a really nice three-ball for me," he said."I was very happy with the guys that I'm playing with.

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