World No5 came close to major success in 2014 but won his biggest tournaments in 2015,main him to think he can challenge Jordan Spieth and Rory McIlroyRickie Fowler delivers the line with a broad smile which barely masks the ferocious competitive spirit for which he has been known since childhood. “Taking the past two years and putting them together? I should win a major next year.”The timeframe in question spans two contrasting but surely pivotal years in the development of one of golf’s most appealing stars. final year, Fowler produced a stunning but frustrating elope of top-five finishes in each of the four majors. In the US Open and the Open he finished second. As 2015 draws to a close, and the Californian can reflect on worse major form but breakthrough successes: at the Players Championship,Deutsche Bank Championship and Scottish Open. Related: Rickie Fowler relishes rivalry of a lifetime with Rory McIlroy Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com