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Tommy Fleetwood is 23 years younger than his wife Clare, but the difference has not been an issue as the Englishman plies his trade on the PGA Tour in search of success Tommy Fleetwood is often supported by Clare during his golf career Tommy Fleetwood is often supported by Clare during his golf career(Image: Getty Images) Tommy Fleetwood and his wife Clare have a 23-year age gap – which previously placed some strain on their relationship. Fleetwood is one of the best players in the world, with the Englishman serving as a constant contender on the PGA Tour since 2018 following his emergence on the European Tour. While the Englishman has not won a title, he has forged an impressive career for himself and finished tied-21st at the Masters, which was won by Ryder Cup teammate Rory McIlroy – who Fleetwood admires. Standing by his side is Clare, who spends her time managing both his career and their home life. The pair met in 2015 when Clare offered Fleetwood a business deal to become his agent. Two years later, the duo tied the knot. In other news, pictures have emerged of the stunning beachfront property McIlroy shares with his wife Erica Stoll in Algarve, Portugal. Speaking on the Performance People podcast, Clare outlined how the first few years of their relationship left her anxious and “paranoid” out of fear of judgment given their chance encounter and sudden romance. When host Georgie Ainslie asked if the 23-year age gap between herself and her husband is a ‘thing’ that impacts her relationship, Clare said: “It kind of is and isn’t. I mean it was way more at the beginning. “It was kind of not actually for us but it was just again thinking what other people are thinking about all the time and within the industry. It was kind of big news in our circle so I was a little bit paranoid about all that really. But not for any reason of our relationship and I had full faith once we fell in love. Tommy Fleetwood and Clare have three children – including her two boys from a previous relationship Tommy Fleetwood and Clare have three children – including her two boys from a previous relationship(Image: Getty Images) “You know, that was it, baby and dog, we were in. And then it was just navigating through the gossip basically. But that was quick because people saw us and knew it meant something, and the people who were the doubters have redeemed themselves, let’s say, and admitted they doubted wrongly so.” Last month, Fleetwood made history as the first PGA Tour player to earn over $25 million without securing a single victory. He has experienced plenty of near-misses, racking up five second-place finishes, and five third-place finishes; the 34-year-old has also finished runner-up at the 2018 and 2019 U.S. Open and Open Championships. Fleetwood also finished tied third at the 2024 Masters and tied fifth at the 2022 PGA Championship. The Englishman continues to chase major success with wife Clare cheering on, and he detailed the close bond he shares with his family on the Fore Play podcast. “The whole family – we’re unbelievably close,” Fleetwood said. “There’s Oscar and Mo and they are the two older ones and then there’s Frankie. And, you know, honestly, it’s funny because whenever anybody asks, so people that don’t know you they’ll always say, ‘Do you have kids?’ And, pretty much all the time I’ll say ‘Yeah, I have three kids’ and they’ll go, ‘How old are they? ‘ And I’ll say ’17, 16 and six’. And then you get the look. “So then, I’m like, well I’m not that old, so then I’ll have to explain that the first two are step-kids which, honestly, I don’t really, I never really think of them as step-kids. I’ve been around them a long time now. Particularly Mo, I think I’ve been a, I guess, a parental figure to Mo since he was five. “I’m unbelievably lucky with the relationship that we have. We’re so close. When the five of us are together that’s always our safe space and I hope we always keep that.”

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Tommy Fleetwood is 23 years younger than his wife Clare, but the difference has not been an issue as the Englishman plies his trade on the PGA Tour in search …

Tommy Fleetwood is 23 years younger than his wife Clare, but the difference has not been an issue as the Englishman plies his trade on the PGA Tour in search of success Tommy Fleetwood is often supported by Clare during his golf career Tommy Fleetwood is often supported by Clare during his golf career(Image: Getty Images) Tommy Fleetwood and his wife Clare have a 23-year age gap – which previously placed some strain on their relationship. Fleetwood is one of the best players in the world, with the Englishman serving as a constant contender on the PGA Tour since 2018 following his emergence on the European Tour. While the Englishman has not won a title, he has forged an impressive career for himself and finished tied-21st at the Masters, which was won by Ryder Cup teammate Rory McIlroy – who Fleetwood admires. Standing by his side is Clare, who spends her time managing both his career and their home life. The pair met in 2015 when Clare offered Fleetwood a business deal to become his agent. Two years later, the duo tied the knot. In other news, pictures have emerged of the stunning beachfront property McIlroy shares with his wife Erica Stoll in Algarve, Portugal. Speaking on the Performance People podcast, Clare outlined how the first few years of their relationship left her anxious and “paranoid” out of fear of judgment given their chance encounter and sudden romance. When host Georgie Ainslie asked if the 23-year age gap between herself and her husband is a ‘thing’ that impacts her relationship, Clare said: “It kind of is and isn’t. I mean it was way more at the beginning. “It was kind of not actually for us but it was just again thinking what other people are thinking about all the time and within the industry. It was kind of big news in our circle so I was a little bit paranoid about all that really. But not for any reason of our relationship and I had full faith once we fell in love. Tommy Fleetwood and Clare have three children – including her two boys from a previous relationship Tommy Fleetwood and Clare have three children – including her two boys from a previous relationship(Image: Getty Images) “You know, that was it, baby and dog, we were in. And then it was just navigating through the gossip basically. But that was quick because people saw us and knew it meant something, and the people who were the doubters have redeemed themselves, let’s say, and admitted they doubted wrongly so.” Last month, Fleetwood made history as the first PGA Tour player to earn over $25 million without securing a single victory. He has experienced plenty of near-misses, racking up five second-place finishes, and five third-place finishes; the 34-year-old has also finished runner-up at the 2018 and 2019 U.S. Open and Open Championships. Fleetwood also finished tied third at the 2024 Masters and tied fifth at the 2022 PGA Championship. The Englishman continues to chase major success with wife Clare cheering on, and he detailed the close bond he shares with his family on the Fore Play podcast. “The whole family – we’re unbelievably close,” Fleetwood said. “There’s Oscar and Mo and they are the two older ones and then there’s Frankie. And, you know, honestly, it’s funny because whenever anybody asks, so people that don’t know you they’ll always say, ‘Do you have kids?’ And, pretty much all the time I’ll say ‘Yeah, I have three kids’ and they’ll go, ‘How old are they? ‘ And I’ll say ’17, 16 and six’. And then you get the look. “So then, I’m like, well I’m not that old, so then I’ll have to explain that the first two are step-kids which, honestly, I don’t really, I never really think of them as step-kids. I’ve been around them a long time now. Particularly Mo, I think I’ve been a, I guess, a parental figure to Mo since he was five. “I’m unbelievably lucky with the relationship that we have. We’re so close. When the five of us are together that’s always our safe space and I hope we always keep that.” Read More
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Tiger Woods Named His 4 Greatest Golfers in History How Tiger Woods and Nike Fell Apart | Hypebeast Tiger Woods caused some debate when he was asked who his Mount Rushmore of golf would be. Woods mentioned himself and Jack Nicklaus, which wouldn’t be a surprise to anyone, but the other two on his list might raise some eyebrows. Although it may seem big-headed to name yourself as one of the greatest golfers in history, it can’t be denied when it comes to Tiger Woods. With 82 official PGA Tour event wins, which is tied for the most of any golfer, and 15 Major wins, second only behind the aforementioned Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods is an easy selection, even for himself. The American burst onto the scene aged 21 when he won his first Major, the 1997 Masters, which he won by an incredible 12 strokes. He then reached number 1 in the official world golf rankings less than a year after turning pro. At the age of only 24, he became the youngest golfer to win a career Grand Slam, which means winning all the four Majors. Tiger Woods Tiger Woods had to pick the only man with more Major wins than him, Jack Nicklaus, who won 18 in an illustrious career, three more than Woods. After finishing second to another great, Arnold Palmer, in the 1960 US Open as an amateur, Nicklaus turned pro in 1961 and won the 1962 US Open, this time defeating Palmer. Nicklaus dominated golf throughout the 1960s and 70s and was partly responsible for the sport’s growth during this period as part of ‘The Big Three’ alongside Palmer and Gary Player. Tiger Woods’ best at Majors Competition Best result Masters W (1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2019) PGA Championship W (1999, 2000, 2006, 2007) US Open W (2000, 2002, 2008) The Open W (2000, 2005, 2006) Tiger Woods’ Picks Alongside Himself & Jack Nicklaus Plenty of big names missed out However, Woods’ next pick was a bit of a surprise. Bobby Jones, who many won’t be aware of, was an American golfer whose success dates back to the 1920s. Jones is famous for being an amateur, but still often beat the top professionals of that era, and also for founding the Augusta National Golf Club, which is still used every year for the Masters tournament. Although Jones doesn’t have the victories that both Woods and Nicklaus have, with ‘only’ seven Major championships at the time of his retirement, he was aged only 28. Woods’ other pick for a place on golf’s Mount Rushmore was perhaps another surprising one. Sam Snead competed in the 1940s and 50s with a joint record 82 PGA Tour victories to his name, including seven wins and multiple second places in Major championships. He was a class act. Famed for his relaxed manner, which included wearing a straw hat and quirky commentary on the course, Snead was admired for having the perfect swing, which many have tried to imitate since. Many golfers have commented on Snead’s ability, with Bill Campbell saying: “He was the best natural player ever.” With players like the aforementioned Palmer and Player missing, among others like Ben Hogan and Walter Hagen, it does open up a debate about who the greatest golfers in history are. News

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Tiger Woods Named His 4 Greatest Golfers in History Tiger Woods caused some debate when he was asked who his Mount Rushmore of golf would be. Woods mentioned himself and Jack Nicklaus, …

Tiger Woods Named His 4 Greatest Golfers in History How Tiger Woods and Nike Fell Apart | Hypebeast Tiger Woods caused some debate when he was asked who his Mount Rushmore of golf would be. Woods mentioned himself and Jack Nicklaus, which wouldn’t be a surprise to anyone, but the other two on his list might raise some eyebrows. Although it may seem big-headed to name yourself as one of the greatest golfers in history, it can’t be denied when it comes to Tiger Woods. With 82 official PGA Tour event wins, which is tied for the most of any golfer, and 15 Major wins, second only behind the aforementioned Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods is an easy selection, even for himself. The American burst onto the scene aged 21 when he won his first Major, the 1997 Masters, which he won by an incredible 12 strokes. He then reached number 1 in the official world golf rankings less than a year after turning pro. At the age of only 24, he became the youngest golfer to win a career Grand Slam, which means winning all the four Majors. Tiger Woods Tiger Woods had to pick the only man with more Major wins than him, Jack Nicklaus, who won 18 in an illustrious career, three more than Woods. After finishing second to another great, Arnold Palmer, in the 1960 US Open as an amateur, Nicklaus turned pro in 1961 and won the 1962 US Open, this time defeating Palmer. Nicklaus dominated golf throughout the 1960s and 70s and was partly responsible for the sport’s growth during this period as part of ‘The Big Three’ alongside Palmer and Gary Player. Tiger Woods’ best at Majors Competition Best result Masters W (1997, 2001, 2002, 2005, 2019) PGA Championship W (1999, 2000, 2006, 2007) US Open W (2000, 2002, 2008) The Open W (2000, 2005, 2006) Tiger Woods’ Picks Alongside Himself & Jack Nicklaus Plenty of big names missed out However, Woods’ next pick was a bit of a surprise. Bobby Jones, who many won’t be aware of, was an American golfer whose success dates back to the 1920s. Jones is famous for being an amateur, but still often beat the top professionals of that era, and also for founding the Augusta National Golf Club, which is still used every year for the Masters tournament. Although Jones doesn’t have the victories that both Woods and Nicklaus have, with ‘only’ seven Major championships at the time of his retirement, he was aged only 28. Woods’ other pick for a place on golf’s Mount Rushmore was perhaps another surprising one. Sam Snead competed in the 1940s and 50s with a joint record 82 PGA Tour victories to his name, including seven wins and multiple second places in Major championships. He was a class act. Famed for his relaxed manner, which included wearing a straw hat and quirky commentary on the course, Snead was admired for having the perfect swing, which many have tried to imitate since. Many golfers have commented on Snead’s ability, with Bill Campbell saying: “He was the best natural player ever.” With players like the aforementioned Palmer and Player missing, among others like Ben Hogan and Walter Hagen, it does open up a debate about who the greatest golfers in history are. News Read More
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Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods’ TGL tournament is about to have “dizzying” growth when Serena Williams’ husband puts Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods in position

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TGL expansion bidders emerge as Serena Williams’ husband puts Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods on spot TGL, the tech-powered golf league pioneered by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, is set …

Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods’ TGL tournament is about to have “dizzying” growth when Serena Williams’ husband puts Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods in position Read More