“Hurting, Gutted, Dejected”: Tommy Fleetwood’s Honest Confession After Falling Short in the $16.5 Million Race Takes the Internet by Storm

The last major of the year, the Open Championship, ended this Sunday. The Royal Liverpool course proved to be a tough one for all the golfers. Brian Harman was the last man standing in a historic triumph. Tommy Fleetwood gave a good account of himself but failed to win the winner’s prize as well as the claret jug. But that hasn’t turned him bitter.

Despite not winning the tournament, Fleetwood has a lot of good things to say about the $16.5 million event. His positive words for all his supporters and for the winner are sure to melt hearts. Let’s find out more.

Tommy Fleetwood pours his heart out

The Sunday round wasn’t easy. Golfers faced light to moderate rains and windy conditions. Tommy Fleetwood gave his best but unfortunately, it wasn’t enough. The golfer, yet to win a major competition, had a one-over final round. And that was that!

Yes, the English Professional golfer tried his best to reach the top of the leaderboard in Sunday’s round. Despite all his efforts, he ended the tournament in the T10 position by scoring 4-under par in total. He was 9 strokes behind the Claret Jug winner Brian Harman.  However, after the event was over, Fleetwood took to Twitter to pour his heart out. 

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He shared his picture with the caption, “Hurting, gutted, dejected. All I can say right now is thank you to everyone for the support & love and for making some of the most amazing memories chasing a dream in front of you. Congrats Brian. You were outstanding and so deserving of this win! We’ll be back. See you at work”

Well, from the post, one can notice how gracious in defeat Fleetwood is. Not only did he thank everyone for all their support, but also he congratulated Harman for his win. Golf fans, moved by Fleetwood’s gesture, took over thereafter and shared their thoughts. 

“You are too good for it not to happen!” Plenty of encouragement for Fleetwood

Soon after his post went viral, the Englishman, who has twice finished second at major championships, received an abundance of love from his Twitter family. Fans came out in support of him using positive words. Some fans commented on his exceptional performance.

While others kept on talking about how classy he was.

Another one explained why Fleetwood fell short.

Next, one fan said he is waiting for the Englishman’s Ryder Cup performance.

It takes courage to spread positive vibes especially when you are at your low. And Fleetwood has proved he is courageous and a good loser. What do you think about his post as well as his performance? Do let us know in the comments box below.

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