"I'm upset now. I'm gutted. I'm angry." That was Tommy Fleetwood's raw reaction after falling just short of his first PGA Tour title at the 2025 Travelers Championship.The 34-year-old Englishman had entered the final round with a three shot lead. But three bogeys in his first four holes erased that rather quickly. In the end, it was the missed putt at the 16th and 18th that opened the door for Keegan Bradley.The U.S. Ryder Cup captain birdied the 72nd hole at TPC River Highlands to edge Fleetwood by one stroke and claim the $3.6 million winner's prize."The search goes on," he said post-round. "When it happens, it'll be very, very sweet".Despite the heartbreak, a moment off the course stole hearts. A video that quickly went viral showed Fleetwood walking off the green and into the arms of his family.His young son Frankie came forward and hugged him tightly. His wife, Clare, stood nearby, eyes full with a soft smile. She didn't say a word, but her look said everything: win or lose, they were proud.The PGA Tour captioned the clip simply: "Family is always there. Win or lose".This was not the first time Clare had been by his side after a tough loss. Married since 2017, Clare is not only Fleetwood's wife but also his manager.The two met through Tommy's brother Joe, who worked with Clare at Hambric Sports Management. Their bond has been a constant, both on and off the course.Clare has often been seen walking practice rounds with him, offering quiet support during pressurized weeks.Looking back at Tommy Fleetwood's final roundFleetwood's final round was a rollercoaster. He missed the fairway on the first, bogeyed three of the first four holes. But the tournament ultimately came down to the 72nd hole.Fleetwood held a one-shot lead over Bradley, with both finding the fairway on the par-4 18th.Fleetwood made a last-second decision to switch clubs, using a pitching wedge. He proceeded to leave his approach 50 feet short of the hole.Meanwhile, Bradley's second shot landed just five feet from the pin. Making matters worse for the Englishman, his lengthy putt actually came up two feet short of where Bradley's ball was already marked, giving the New Englander a free read.Fleetwood just missed the hole, and Bradley made birdie for the win.Still, Fleetwood's season remains strong. He ranks inside the top 10 in strokes gained: approach and is among the most accurate drivers on Tour.Though he's now 0-for-159 in PGA Tour starts, he owns 10 professional wins worldwide and has the most top 10s on tour without a win (42) since 1983. That is a list he will surely like to break sooner than later.More Golf: Tommy Fleetwood Breaks Silence After Jab Over Zero PGA Tour Win