Tommy Fleetwood posts first message on social media after heartbreaking near miss at the Travelers Championship

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Tommy Fleetwood must continue his search for a maiden PGA Tour win after a heartbreaking near miss at the Travelers Championship.

Fleetwood was ‘gutted’ after his Travelers Championship heartache, whereby he narrowly missed out on the title.

Rex Hoggard can’t believe Fleetwood has no PGA Tour wins, with the Englishman having now made 159 starts.

The PGA Tour star finished on 14-under in his latest attempt at the Travelers Championship, one shot behind Keegan Bradley.

Fleetwood held a three-shot lead at TPC River Highlands, only to lose out to American Ryder Cup captain Bradley on the last hole.

Tommy Fleetwood posts message after Travelers Championship near miss

And he has now broken his silence following the disastrous ending in Connecticut, posting a first message on social media since the event concluded.

Sharing an image of himself with his putter, he wrote on Instagram: “We’ll go again!! As always, thanks for being on the journey. See you in Scotland!”

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As he noted, Fleetwood turns his attention to the Genesis Scottish Open, which takes place in North Berwick in mid-July.

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The PGA Tour does, however, have two important stops before then, beginning with the Rocket Classic this week.

Detroit Golf Club plays host to the tournament, with the latest PGA Tour champion Bradley among the field.

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The season then continues with the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run, with the Scottish Open then taking place at The Renaissance Club.

Home favourite Robert MacIntyre won the tournament last time out, with Rory McIlroy triumphing in 2023.

Fleetwood will be desperate to bounce back from his latest disappointment in Scotland, and his form this season should provide him with plenty of confidence in that regard.

The Englishman has now made 13 of 14 cuts in 2025, with one runner-up finish, five top 10s and 11 top 25s.

A break until the Scottish Open could also help his mental game, which undoubtedly took a big hit at TPC River Highlands.

It was an agonising ending for the 34-year-old, with Bradley proving just how little room for error there is at the highest level.