What Happened To Rickie Fowler? | A Short Golf Documentary

Bursting on the scene in the brightest way possible, Rickie Fowler was tipped as one of the next greats, after only 5 PGA tour wins he's massively underachieved, with still no major and no win in 2 years, whats happened to Rickie?

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[mitchellblades]

This was requested so much, sorry it took so long but these videos take so long to make haha, hope you enjoy, if you did take a second to give it a like, thank you and have a great day ❤️

[kevinkillsit]

I went to High School with Rickie, he was a year older than me, but I knew him and his sister. This was a pretty good summary and it was cool seeing the old pictures at the MVGR. My first job was working at the driving range where he grew up as a ball picker and range crew. I will never forget one day when working there, we were both about 17. He was lined up on 1 corner of the range tee line and aiming at the opposite corner, a solid 315 yds or so to the fence with a small crowd gathered around him. He was bombing 1 after another after another over that far fence into the creek. It was quite a sight to see and I knew at the time I was watching something special, but had no idea how far he would go. Rick is one hell of a golfer and has proven himself worthy of playing with the top in the world on so many occasions, I'll never understand why people are so hard on professionals, they were just average Joe's at one point too. If you've ever played golf, you know it's the hardest game in the world so to be on top consistently is really a pipe dream. The moments when players are in the zone playing their best are what its all about. I'm looking forward to Rick having more of these in the future. Huge fan still dude, keep up the good work!

[celticful]

"What happened to Rickie Fowler?" ...I'll tell you what happened to Rickie Fowler. He made a boatload of money, has a beautiful wife, a great lifestyle and seems to be really descent guy. That's what happened.

[UncleRicoOSU]

The guy has had a solid career and made a ton of money. Let him live his life however he wants. I’ve always enjoyed watching him play.

[standingseamh]

Doesn’t matter to me, he’s still one of my favorites to watch.

[bornuponawave]

Rickie doesn’t need to prove anything. He has created an amazing life for himself.

[classicdisaster]

Rickie doesn't owe anyone anything. Do what makes you happy bro! Rickie will always be one of my favorite golfers. Guy is a solid player and most importantly a solid person.

[mikec]

He seems like a real nice guy. He has made a great career and now is a family man. Good for him. He’s doing him.

[paulanderson]

Why does this story have a sad tone to it?? This guy is a success, and a smart, rich businessman.

[jpstpeter]

Rickies role on tour has always more so been being a charachter. Yes he has won and put up some great performances, but his charisma and ability to draw people into the game is part of the reason why he’s so loved and also won rookie of the year over Rory mcilroy. Anyone who played junior competitive golf in the years 2011-2013 like myself will probably remember half the field in every tournament wearing that orange shirt and the puma flatbill or other rickie Fowler inspired clothing. He brought a lot of people into golf. And if you were ever at the WM Phoenix open, he was like a magnet, drawing every single spectator in to watch him no matter what place he was in

[daylearceneaux]

I bet a staggering number of professional golfers would love to have Ricky's career as it stands right now.

[lauriebarns]

I think this is the new reality of golf. Tiger inspired such an interest in the game that the standards are increasingly difficult to meet as youngsters took up the game. I hope Ricky can get back on a winning streak; likewise with Rory.

[AJCorreia]

Great video, he’s my favorite player since 2010 and is still my favorite player to this date ❤️ let’s go Ricky!

[MrDevinferreira]

Fantastic video, Ricky has Won more in life than some of the other Pro golfers. He is married and makes his relationship a priority, now that's someone to look up to.

[stokesj]

He’s done a lot for the sport. He has nothing to prove. Also, love the golfer’s comment about how Ricky is in it for the money 🤣. Well, it’s his career so…

[iamfodder]

Still love to watch Rickie play, winning or losing. Something about the 10 year wall that so many of his peer have hit as well. Is the game just not fun any more? Have we made enough money? Respect to Rickie and the whole flat bill crew from his time, over half of them are fading fast. All of them have forgot more about the game of golf then I will ever learn.

[insufficientfunds]

Thank you for making this video. Rickie is truly one of a kind and still remains my favorite golfer. We are our own worst critics so, just imagine how he has felt through the years. Keep your head up Rickie and never forget you will always have fans that will support you.

[gerardguitarist]

He's has been my favourite golfer on Tour for years now. Just like when Mike Weir was on tour I immediately look for Rickies name on the scoreboard. He is juggling a lot and has a wife whom he adores so it's not just golf 100% of his time. He has so many commitments. The stats don't lie. The difference between top 10 and top 60 or 70 is fractions. Hope he focuses on his marriage and future family...

[alaninnh]

He's still one of my favorites, and a real gentleman.

[loginusername]

I’ll always rembr Folwer enthusiastically cheering his friends & competitors after narrowly losing in Majors. He seemed genuinely happy for others when it would’ve been much easier to sulk.