Tommy Fleetwood makes remarkable PGA Tour history after the Players Championship concludes

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Tommy Fleetwood is set to make his 150th PGA Tour start this week, with the Englishman taking on the Valspar Championship.

Fleetwood really enjoyed his TGL debut as Los Angeles Golf Club’s season came to an end, with his focus now turning back to the PGA Tour.

Dame Laura Davies backed Fleetwood to win the Players Championship, but he fell some way short at TPC Sawgrass.

Fleetwood finished T14 on five-under at the Ponte Vedra Beach course, with his Ryder Cup teammate Rory McIlroy coming out on top.

McIlroy clinched his second PGA Tour win of the season in Florida, edging past J.J. Spaun in a three-hole playoff.

Tommy Fleetwood surpasses $25m in earnings despite no PGA Tour wins

The Northern Irishman now has 28 PGA Tour career wins to his name, with Fleetwood still searching for his first.

But despite that lack of success, the 34-year-old has remarkably now surpassed $25million in on-course earnings.

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And as per Golf Digest, Fleetwood is the first PGA Tour player to go beyond that figure without winning an event.

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Fleetwood has made the cut in all four of his PGA Tour events in 2025, starting with a T22 finish at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am.

He then finished T5 and T11 at the Genesis Invitational and Arnold Palmer Invitational respectively before that T14 finish at TPC Sawgrass.

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But a maiden PGA Tour title remains out of reach, with the Englishman posting five runner-up finishes over the years.

Fleetwood also has five third place finishes to his name so far, having joined the PGA Tour all the way back in 2018.

Fortunately, success has been achieved on the DP World Tour, with the Dubai Invitational and Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship among his seven titles there.

He is also, of course, a Ryder Cup hero for Team Europe, and is certain to feature for Luke Donald once more at Bethpage Black later this year.