Tommy Fleetwood Claims Commanding DP World India Championship Victory

WHAT A FINISH

HANDS ON THE TROPHY

THE WINNING MOMENT

TOMMY AND FRANKIE CELEBRATE

Following his winning putt, Tommy was joined by his son Frankie on the 18th and, in his interview, Fleetwood stated: “We were at home last week and he (Frankie) says ‘you know what you’ve never done? You’ve never won a tournament where I’ve been able to run on to the 18th green.’

“So I wrote that down and had it written down all week. It was another opportunity and I had it in my mind could I put myself in a position where I can make that moment happen. It’s one of those little things and it means a lot to me. That’s what I wanted to do all day.”

PARS AT THE LAST

Both Fleetwood and Nakajima produce solid chip shots at the 18th and, after Nakajima taps in for par, that leaves the floor open for Fleetwood to finish up.

Rolling his birdie putt up to the lip of the hole, he taps in for a five and seven-under final round of 65. He wins the DP World India Championship by two strokes and claims an eighth title on the circuit.

TOMMY FLEETWOOD WINS THE DP WORLD INDIA CHAMPIONSHIP

NAKAJIMA MISSES THE GREEN

Playing his third, Nakajima’s approach comes up short and spins off the front. He has a two shot advantage over third, but won’t want to mess around here.

ADVANTAGE FLEETWOOD

Yet again, it’s another fairway found for Fleetwood at the final hole, with his tee shot flying down the middle. From there, the 34-year-old hits another fairway wood, which comes up just short of the green.

Nakajima, meanwhile, finds the right rough and hacks out down the fairway, leaving himself 120 yards to the hole. Given where Fleetwood is, you would think Nakajima needs to hole this to have a chance.

BIRDIE AT THE LAST FOR LOWRY

Shane Lowry birdies the final hole and gets himself to 18-under, sharing third spot alongside Lawrence and Fitzpatrick. It’s another good week for the Ryder Cup star.

WHAT A PUTT FROM FLEETWOOD