Alex Fitzpatrick arrived at Trump National Doral this week still riding the high of last weekend’s breakthrough win alongside his brother Matt at the Zurich Classic. Two rounds into the Cadillac Championship, that momentum has turned into something more tangible. Fitzpatrick followed an even-par opening round with a bogey-free 6-under-66 on Friday, pushing himself to 6-under for the tournament and into a tie for sixth heading into the weekend. In his first solo PGA test since earning a two-year exemption. The 27-year-old Englishman suddenly looks like more than a feel-good carryover story. “I would say I feel a little more comfortable,” Fitzpatrick said. “The amount of people that have come and congratulated me really made me feel welcome, made me feel at home. So it was really nice to kind of have that from everyone. And then to go out and play two solid rounds of golf, I think that that’s definitely settled me down a little bit.” That comfort showed in the numbers. 🔗: Read more at the link in our bio ✍️: Noah Gulley 🎥: @katiegcarman, Pierre Taylor #pga #golf #golftiktok #miami #trumpnationaldoral 