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Open Championship: Tommy Fleetwood wants to draw on Portrush experience after moving into contention at St Andrews

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Tommy Fleetwood powered into contention and the clubhouse lead at the Open Championship, and is looking to draw on his experience at the majors on Sunday.

The Ryder Cup star, a runner-up at the Open Championship at Royal Portrush in 2019, has been struggling with his game for a couple of years.

Ad/> He has not found the winners’ circle since 2019, but has looked in better form in recent weeks. The OpenLowry chips in twice in successive holes for back-to-back eagles3 HOURS AGO Fleetwood arrived at St Andrews on the back of a solid fourth-placed finish in the Scottish Open, but he got off to a slow start on Thursday.

His scores have steadily improved and he backed up Friday’s 69 with a 66 on Saturday to catapult himself to nine-under — which at the time of signing his card was five off the lead.

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