Tommy Fleetwood showcased exceptional skill and composure to win the Tour Championship, his first PGA Tour title, after 164 attempts. The 34-year-old Englishman's victory was sealed with a decisive putt on the 18th green, which was met with overwhelming support from the crowd chanting his name. His European Ryder Cup teammate, Justin Rose, was present to capture the emotional moment on his phone.

Fleetwood's win not only earned him a $10 million prize but also dispelled his reputation as the perennial runner-up on the PGA Tour. His performance, especially under pressure, is a promising sign for European golf as the Ryder Cup approaches next month in New York.

Throughout the tournament, Fleetwood maintained his lead, overcoming challenges from notable players like defending champion Scottie Scheffler and former winner Patrick Cantlay. He finished three shots ahead with an impressive score of 18 under par.

This victory is a testament to Fleetwood's resilience and skill, and it sets a positive tone for his participation in the upcoming Ryder Cup, where he will be a key player for the European team.