Tommy Fleetwood secured a silver medal for Great Britain in the men's golf event at the 2024 Paris Olympics, narrowly losing to USA's Scottie Scheffler by one shot. Fleetwood, who finished with a score of -18, was in contention throughout the tournament but suffered a crucial bogey on the 17th hole, which ultimately cost him gold. Despite the disappointment, Fleetwood expressed pride in contributing to Team GB's medal count and enjoyed the competition at Le Golf National, stating it was a different experience compared to the PGA Tour. The podium was completed by Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, who took bronze with a score of -17. The event showcased Fleetwood's resilience, and he reflected on the thrill of competing against top players. His performance adds to his accolades, including two Ryder Cup medals and seven Tour wins.