“You’re Bringing That Up?” – Rickie Fowler Gets a Nostalgic Boost From Jim Nantz as He Eyes Charles Schwab Redemption

Rickie Fowler’s Drought Nearing an End?
It’s been nearly two years since Rickie Fowler last held a PGA Tour trophy, and while he hasn’t been off the radar, wins have eluded him. After his 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic triumph, Fowler stacked up 11 top-25 finishes but couldn’t seal the deal—until now, maybe.

A Glimmer of Hope at Colonial
The 2025 Charles Schwab Challenge could finally be the turning point. Sitting at solo third after 54 holes, just four strokes off the lead, Fowler is within striking distance of Ben Griffin and Matthias Schmid. His 9-under performance at Colonial has fans and analysts alike watching closely.

Nantz Reignites Fowler’s Fire
While walking the 15th fairway on Saturday, Fowler participated in a live “walk and talk” with CBS’s Jim Nantz. The golf legend reminded him of a significant milestone from his past—being the first freshman to win the Ben Hogan Award right there at Colonial back in 2008.

“Oh, you’re bringing that up,” Fowler chuckled, visibly uplifted by the memory. “That was a long time ago… but this is always a special place.” Fowler reflected fondly on his past experiences and success at Colonial, a course where he’s only missed the cut three times in 11 starts.

Colonial Club Comfort
Fowler’s history with the course may offer more than just nostalgia. His familiarity with the fairways and greens—and the confidence from a strong third round—could be the fuel he needs to break free from a winless streak that’s stretched too long for a player of his caliber.

From Struggles to Steady Climb
2025 hasn’t been all sunshine for Fowler. He missed cuts at Quail Hollow, withdrew due to injury from TPC Scottsdale, and didn’t qualify for Augusta. But there were signs of form: T15 at the Truist Championship, T18 in the Cognizant Classic, and a T21 at the American Express.

The Final Push
Now, with one round to play at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Fowler stands at the edge of redemption. Backed by good vibes, course knowledge, and a gentle nudge from a respected voice, he may finally close the gap between promise and victory.

Will History Be Made?
All eyes are now on the final round. Can Rickie Fowler end the drought and return to the winner’s circle? Or will the Colonial curse continue?

 

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