Who is multiple Tour title winning Tommy Fleetwood’s wife Clare Craig and do they have any children together?
TOMMY FLEETWOOD has claimed multiple European/DP World Tour crowns including the “Race to Dubai” in 2017.
The Southport-born golfer will be hoping to claim his first major at this year’s Masters Championship.
Getty Images – Getty Tommy and Clare pictured celebrating after Fleetwood’s final round win in Abu Dhabi[/caption]
One of Britain’s brightest golfing stars, Tommy, couldn’t have accomplished any of his golfing accolades without the support of his wife Clare.
But who is she and what is their background story?
Who is Clare Craig?
Born in Manchester, England, Clare has always shared an interest in sport.
Craig, 54, name first surfaced when she became the vice-president of Hambric Europe – an organisation which represents professional golfers.
And that led Craig into crossing Tommy Fleetwood’s path, becoming his manager in 2015 and has guided the Englishman to success such as the “Open de France” in 2017.
She is also a trustee of the Richard Burns Foundation, which was set up in memory of the rally driver who died from brain cancer.
When did the couple get married and how many children do they have?
The pair tied the knot during October 2017 in the Bahamas.
They have one child together – a son named Franklin and Clare has two sons from a previous marriage.
Franklin was born in September 2017 – shortly before they got married and Fleetwood withdrew from the British Masters to stay at home with his wife following his birth.
As a family, the Fleetwood’s residence in Southport, England where Tommy grew up.
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Tommy is one of the most popular players on TourGetty Images – Getty
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What is Fleetwood’s net worth?
Tommy, 32, has been impressing for a few years now, and has been on the circuit since the age of 14.
He has eight professional wins and two amateur wins in his career.
Fleetwood has been doing well on the PGA tour and has twice finished in the top 10 at Majors – but never first.
It is thought that his career earnings total £10,870,138 (according to Yahoo Sports).
