Tommy Fleetwood’s stepson hugs golfer after PGA Tour win as wife Clare skips event

Tommy Fleetwood’s wife, Clare Fleetwood, may not have been present for the golfer’s first PGA Tour win on Sunday — but her son was amongst those in the crowd.

Oscar Craig helped his stepfather celebrate at the East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga., over the weekend.

The duo were all smiles posing together on the green in baseball caps and matching blue Nike polo shirts.

They jointly held up the FedEx Cup, which Tommy won along with a $10 million prize after 164 PGA Tour attempts.

The athlete, 34, and Craig were also photographed sharing an embrace.

Clare, who welcomed Oscar and son Murray from a previous relationship, was noticeably absent from her husband’s victory.

Tommy’s rep has yet to respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

The couple have been married since December 2017 after meeting two years prior via Tommy’s brother, Joe Fleetwood.

Joe worked with Clare, 57, at Hambric Sports Management, where the sports agent managed Tommy before their romantic relationship began.

Clare initially told Tommy not to “be stupid” when he pursued her, explaining to “Performance People” listeners in 2023 that she felt “paranoid” about how others would react to their 23-year age gap.

“Of course I turned him down,” she recalled on the podcast, as Tommy chimed in to gush over how Clare eventually “gave in.”

The Olympian “didn’t mess up” after Clare agreed to “give him some time” and “go from there.”

He insisted to the Times that same year that their age difference is not “a thing” since Clare is “incredibly cool” and he is “quite mature.”

Tommy and Clare are the parents of a 7-year-old son named Frankie.

The little one was born in September 2017, nearly three months ahead of his parents’ wedding ceremony in the Bahamas.