Despite a string of near misses and unfavorable breaks, Fleetwood finished Thursday two-over-par. His luck seemed particularly sour at the short par-four fifth, where his tee shot

Tommy Fleetwood took issue with the decision not to use bunker rakers after it affected him in the first round of the Open Championship.

Tommy Fleetwood finished his first round at The Open Championship two-over 72 after bogeying four holes around the Dunluce Links course at Royal Portrush on Thursday

Tommy Fleetwood fell victim to a series of bad breaks during his first round at The Open Championship, with a controversial R&A decision costing him at the fifth hole

Ranked world No. 13, Fleetwood moved to one-under-par early on, positioning himself as a contender in Northern Ireland, where he was runner-up to Shane Lowry at The Open six years prior.

The highly anticipated 2025 Open Championship has kicked off at Royal Portrush, and golfers are vying for a chance to lift the Claret Jug this year.

Apparently, someone must have been trying operate with some haste and neglected to rake a bunker at the par-4 fifth hole. Fleetwood’s drive found that unraked fairway bunker, and he was forced to play his bole in a footprint.

Fleetwood may be the best golfer in the world never to have won a major, let alone a single PGA Tour tournament.

As Fleetwood gets ready to compete in another major title close to home, his relationship with wife Clare is back in the headlines. The two share a 22-year age gap, though neither seem to give it too much thought other than when the later claimed Fleetwood was a bit too young for her when they first met.

Tommy Fleetwood, a seasoned golfer with nearly a decade of top-level experience, seeks his first major win at Royal Portrush, where he previously finished second in the 2019 Open. Despite earning over $30 million on the PGA Tour and consistently ranking among the world's best,

SportsLine golf expert Brady Kannon just locked in his PGA Tour best bets for the 2025 British Open at Royal Portrush Golf Club