Rickie Fowler, who recently hit the reset button on his PGA Tour career, is now laser-focused on one primary goal: winning a major championship. Despite a challenging season where he missed out on the FedEx Cup playoffs and took a 2.5-month hiatus, Fowler is back and ready to compete in the 2024 Shriners Children’s Open.
Reflecting on his career at a press conference, Fowler, now 35, acknowledged his past struggles but remains optimistic about his future. With six PGA Tour wins under his belt but no majors to his name, he is determined to change that and add a major title to his legacy.
He came close last year with a T5 finish at the US Open, but now, Fowler believes he has what it takes to finally break his major drought and regain his competitive form.
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