Matt Fitzpatrick discusses the changes behind his return to form, winning with brother Alex and what he still hopes to achieve

Matt Fitzpatrick reflected on his career resurgence, crediting coach Mark Blackburn for technical improvements with his iron play that revitalized his game. After dropping to 85th in the world rankings in May 2025, the Englishman rebounded by winning three PGA Tour events in 2026, including the RBC Heritage and a team victory with his brother Alex at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.
Looking toward future ambitions, Fitzpatrick emphasized that winning additional Major championships remains his primary target to cement his status among golf's greats. He also cited reaching World No. 1 and potentially representing Europe alongside his brother at the 2027 Ryder Cup as meaningful career goals.
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