Tommy Fleetwood's Painful Admission After PGA Tour Loss

The Travelers Championship concluded on Sunday at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut, with hometown favorite Keegan Bradley carding a 2-under-par 68 to capture his second title at the event. 

Bradley birdied the 72nd hole to finish at 15-under, edging out England’s Tommy Fleetwood by one stroke after Fleetwood bogeyed the final hole and carded a 2-over-par 72 in the final round. 

Fleetwood had been co-leader or outright leader for 71 holes, earning him a prime opportunity to secure his elusive first PGA Tour victory. 

Instead, he joined Russell Henley at 14-under, with Harris English and Jason Day finishing two strokes back at 13-under. 

Speaking on the loss afterwards, Fleetwood said, "I’m upset now, I’m gutted, I’m angry. When it calms down, I'll look at the things that I did well, look at the things that I can learn from. I said yesterday, I haven't been in this position all year, so it's been a while. Felt like I did a lot of good things, but there was things that I definitely can do better and I have to do better."

"Right now I would love to just go and sulk somewhere, and maybe I will do, but there's just no point making it a negative for the future, really, and take the positives and move on,” Fleetwood continued.