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Matt Fitzpatrick has been predicted to win many more majors after picking up his first at the US Open on Sunday. The Sheffield star won the US Open in Brookline, Massachusetts, finishing six under par, one shot ahead of Will Zalatoris and Scottie Scheffler who tied for second.
Matt Fitzpatrick has been tipped to become one of the most dominant players in the world following his US Open triumph.
Matt Fitzpatrick felt there were comparisons with his US Open victory and his football club Sheffield United — and revealed his ambitions to win at least five more majors to equal Nick Faldo. After a number of near misses at the top level, Fitzpatrick won his first tournament as a professional on American soil — and a major to top it off. Ad/> The 27-year-old is one of the most likeable players on tour, albeit his laid-back nature masks a player who is one of the hardest workers in golf.
Matt Fitzpatrick is aiming to win six major titles over his career and took the first step towards that huge goal by claiming the US Open on Sunday.
Matt Fitzpatrick immediately set his sights on winning half a dozen major championships and matching the European record as set by Nick Faldo after claiming his first with success at the US Open. Fitzpatrick prevailed at Brookline’s Country Club by one stroke from Will Zalatoris, his playing partner on the final day, and the world No1 Scottie Scheffler.
Tributes poured in from the world of sport and beyond after England’s Matt Fitzpatrick won the US Open on Sunday night.
19:00 – How to handle the 11th hole It is only 108 yards long today, but the par-3 11th hole proved so challenging yesterday set against the brutal wind in Boston. Ad/> Here is Xander Schauffele with a perfect DIY guide during the 4th round. U.S.
World number one Scottie Scheffler claimed a share of the early clubhouse lead as Brookline turned “nasty” on day two of the 122nd US Open.