Tommy Fleetwood has new GNASHERS: "He got the Joe Biden pearly white special"
Tommy Fleetwood showed off his new barnet last week, drawing comparisons of Jesus, now he is showing off his new pearly whites.
Suffice to say England's Tommy Fleetwood is taking extra care with his appearance these days.
The 31-year-old showed off his new barnet before playing the Open de Espana on the DP World Tour last week - which was emphatically won by Jon Rahm - and now he has shown off his new pair of gnashers.
Fleetwood, who was compared to a member of The Bee Gees, Gail Platt and Jesus, posted a picture of himself alongside his long-time caddie and good friend Ian Finnis.
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Just check out these new pearly whites:
Thank you Madrid! Loved my first visit playing here and it was cool to see so many kids out watching. Congrats @JonRahmpga, what a great week for Spanish golf! Next stop @zozochamp, one of my favourite countries in the world! pic.twitter.com/saUK72Uq11
— Tommy Fleetwood (@TommyFleetwood1) October 9, 2022
One person commented that he got the "Joe Biden pearly white special".
Fleetwood is on his way to Japan to play the ZOZO Championship on the PGA Tour.
The tournament is being played at Accordia Golf Narashino Country Club and the defending champion is the LIV Golf-linked Hideki Matsuyama, who is reportedly torn between money and legacy over joining Greg Norman's breakaway tour.
Fleetwood has fond memories of this stop. It was here where he played with Tiger Woods in 2019 and he claimed he witnessed the greatest round of golf he has ever seen in person.
These texts are how I know my friends and I follow golf too closely pic.twitter.com/9hMwY9LxZh
— claire rogers (@kclairerogers) October 9, 2022
Woods made bogey on his first three holes alongside Fleetwood but then went on an absolute tear with one of the finest ball-striking rounds we have ever seen from big cat as he carded an opening round of 66.
Woods would later go on to win the tournament, capturing his 82nd PGA Tour title and equalling Sam Snead's number of victories.
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Now Woods has dropped to his lowest-ever world ranking in his 26-year career.
Fleetwood told the Rick Shiels' podcast of this moment: "He [Tiger] taps in for his 66, [he made] nine birdies in his last 15 holes and he cruised to it. I shook his hand and I said, 'That was really good today Tiger.'
"Then he looked at me, he winked and he went 'How 'bout that huh?'"
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