Matt Fitzpatrick picks the major championship he thinks he has the highest chance of winning

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Matt Fitzpatrick is in the form of his life with three wins on the PGA Tour already this season.

After a second-place finish at The Players, Fitzpatrick won the Valspar Championship, the RBC Heritage, and then the Zurich Classic alongside his brother, Alex. Now he eyes a major at the PGA Championship.

It would be the second major of his career after the Englishman won the US Open in 2022. He’s had three major top 10s since then, but has not contended for a victory.

As Fitzpatrick looks to double his major tally at Aronimink, he revealed which of the four big events he thinks he has the best chance at winning.

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Matt Fitzpatrick says he has the best chance of winning The Masters

Fitzpatrick is a US Open winner, but that isn’t the event he thinks his game is best suited to. Instead, he believes he’s most likely to win a second major at Augusta National.

Speaking before the PGA Championship at Aronimink, he said, “I do feel like the Masters does suit me. I don’t feel like I’ve ever had my best stuff there. I felt like this year I played solid tee-to-green and made zero putts.

“And I remember specifically, I think I led putting in 2019 and hit it terribly. So I do feel like I have something there for sure. I just don’t feel like it’s necessarily got out yet there. PGA is probably, I would say, maybe a little bit harder for me. I think maybe it depends — depends on, again, the course setup.

“U.S. Open, obviously, I love. I think The Open, being able to control your ball flight, I feel like I can do that pretty well. I would probably say that the Masters, I feel like, suits me the most. I just don’t feel like I’ve shown that yet. That would be my take on that.”