Tommy Fleetwood picks the golf tournament which he wants to win more than any other

Photo by Hector Vivas/Getty Images Tommy Fleetwood returns to PGA Tour action this week, looking to bounce back from late disappointment at The Masters. Fleetwood found himself in contention heading into the final round at Augusta, before a four-over 76 completely dashed his dreams of a maiden major championship win. The Englishman ultimately finished in a tie for 33rd place, but now has a chance at redemption at the RBC Heritage.

The latest tournament in the 2026 PGA Tour schedule, the RBC Heritage has a high-quality field involving Fleetwood , Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Young and defending champion Justin Thomas among many others. It is, however, The Open Championship that arrives this summer that Fleetwood really wants to win above all else. Tommy Fleetwood dreams of winning The Open Championship at Royal Birkdale Sharing his intimate connection with The Open at Royal Birkdale, he told Esquire : “I was born there, my family still live there or are from there, and it’s the tournament I dream the most of.

“With that comes a pressure, but you have to use it in a positive way. “I’m not unaware of the fact that just playing at Birkdale is the most special thing ever. “Whatever happens, I have to remember it’s the most special thing just to play it.

” The 154th Open will take place at the iconic Southport course in mid-July, with Scheffler set to be out to defend his title from 2025. Fleetwood finished in a tie for 16th at Royal Portrush last time out, with his runner-up spot in 2019 representing his best-ever finish at the tournament. Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Tommy Fleetwood really proud of maiden win at the 2025 Tour Championship This year could be huge for Fleetwood, but 2025 did involve a major milestone as he clinched his maiden PGA Tour win.