How Matt Fitzpatrick could become world's best brother at unique PGA Tour event

The last ten months have been life-changing for Matt Fitzpatrick. After claiming his first major victory at the 2022 US Open, the Englishman bagged close to £3million by winning his favourite PGA T…

After claiming his first major victory at the

Fitzpatrick, 28, has teamed up with his younger brother Alex, 24, for the unique event in New Orleans. The Zurich Classic represents his second PGA Tour start – and a rare opportunity to transform his career.

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