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Valspar Championship: Matt Fitzpatrick wins title by a shot

By britishbulletin.com22 March 20261 Min Read
Valspar Championship: Matt Fitzpatrick wins title by a shot
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England’s Matt Fitzpatrick bounced back from an agonising near miss at the Players Championship to win the Valspar Championship,

Fitzpatrick had led last week’s Players by one shot on the 17th tee but a par-bogey finish cost him as American Cameron Young closed birdie-par to snatch victory.

But Fitzpatrick earned redemption on Sunday at Palm Harbor, Florida, sinking a 14ft-putt to birdie the 18th hole and beat American David Lipsky by one shot.

The 31-year-old carded a three-under-par 68 to finish on 11 under and had to wait for two groups to complete their rounds before his third PGA Tour win was confirmed.

“The big thing was, I felt like I was playing well. Going into this week, wanted to continue that and I felt like I had confidence in myself to do so,” said Fitzpatrick, who last won on the tour in 2023.

“To do that for four rounds was special this week.”

Fellow Englishman Jordan Smith, 33, was third on nine under – his best finish on the PGA Tour.

Compatriot Marco Penge, South Korea’s Sungjae Imm who had led for three rounds, and Ameircan Xander Schauffele were all tied for fourth on eight under.

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