Tommy Fleetwood admits what has been poor about his season despite major wins

So while he may have added some impressive highlights elsewhere this year – there is no doubt where Fleetwood will want to focus his efforts heading into next year – with the hard work set to start right away.

Tommy Fleetwood admits to unusual feeling before DP World India Championship

It’s been a memorable year for Fleetwood, who finally got his first PGA Tour win at East Lake, ending a run of near misses that had lasted for quite a while.

Fleetwood broke through with the Tour Championship victory in what was his 164th start on the PGA Tour.

The major championships, though, remained out of reach again this season, pushing that particular goal further into 2026.

This week though, his attention is back on the DP World Tour. He also spoke about returning to Delhi and the need to secure his place in Abu Dhabi later this year.

He said: “Yeah, I think that’s the thing in golf. There’s always something to play for. There’s always something else that comes up.”

“There’s always something else that you will end up striving for no matter how high or low you sit in any kind of rankings.”

“For me, I don’t want to use the term ‘take it for granted’ but I’ve always qualified for the last events. But yeah, it’s something that I have not had to think about for a few years.”

“Strange season. Again, you talk about what a great season I’ve had and achieved some great things. But similar to the majors, really.”

“I look at the year I’ve had to Race to Dubai and where I sit and it’s kind of disappointing to be that far down and not really competing at the top end of Race to Dubai.”

Despite all this success around him, Fleetwood is keeping things simple ahead of his next tournament start.