Matt Fitzpatrick is a professional golf player from England who won the 2013 U.S. Amateur. Fitzpatrick turned professional in 2014 and got his first victory at the 2015 British Masters. He later claimed his first major championship at the U.S. Open in 2022.
In 2023, he added his second PGA Tour win by winning at the RBC Heritage held at Harbour Town Golf Links. Fitzpatrick, the former world No. 1 amateur, has had nine victories on the European Tour and two on the PGA Tour as of January 2025.
Who are Matt Fitzpatrick’s parents?
Matt Fitzpatrick was born to his parents, Russell Fitzpatrick and Susan Fitzpatrick, on 1 September 1994 in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. Fitzpatrick has a younger brother, Alex, who plays professional golf as well. He participated in the Walker Cup in 2019 and 2021.
Who is Matt Fitzpatrick’s mother?
Susan Fitzpatrick joined her son, Matt Fitzpatrick, to play in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in 2023, marking her second appearance at the event. She first started playing golf at the Tankersley Park course in Sheffield. As per the Irishgolfer, Susan wears a supportive brace on her left leg because of the absence of cartilage caused by a broken knee injury.
Who is Matt Fitzpatrick’s father?
Russell Fitzpatrick, Matt's father, celebrated in the crowd when Matt won the RBC Heritage in 2023, as per Instagram. He also appeared in an interview with Usga.org in 2013 with his wife Susan Fitzpatrick.
Also Read: Matt Fitzpatrick Career Earnings
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FAQs on Matt Fitzpatrick Parents
A. Matt Fitzpatrick's mother is Susan Fitzpatrick, as per Irishgolfer.ie.
A. Matt Fitzpatrick's brother Alex Fitzpatrick is a pro golf player.
A. Matt Fitzpatrick uses The Stack as his training aid, based on Bunkered.
A. Matt is four years older than Alex Fitzpatrick, as per City AM.
A. Matt Fitzpatrick wears Skechers golf shoes as per Golf monthly.
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