Rickie Fowler is generally one of the more chill golfers on the PGA Tour, but weeks long hate messages from an online troll had the 36-year-old golfer ready to hit back at the conclusion of this weekend's BMW Championship.

Rickie Fowler has been the center of a lot of attention over the past few weeks, not all of it good. Fowler failed to finish in the FedEx Cup top 50 last season, rendering him ineligible for the 2025 PGA Tour season’s eight signature events.

The fight to stay in the top 30 was intense at the BMW Championship, with Rickie Fowler and Harry Hall among the main protagonists.

A key factor that has contributed to Fowler's impressive performance over the last few months? A notable club shaft change a few months ago.

Akshay Bhatia owes Viktor Hovland a drink. A very expensive drink. Thanks to Hovland’s birdie putt at the 18th hole on Sunday afternoon, Bhatia became the recipient of FedEx Cup point providence, as Hovland’s putt moved Michael Kim down the BMW Championship leaderboard

For much of the 2025 season, Fowler was flirting with the FedEx Cup Playoff line. He snuck into the St. Jude Championship last weekend and needed a strong showing to keep his Tour Championship hopes alive. That's exactly what he did, finishing the tournament inside the top 10 and punching his ticket to the BMW Championship.

Golf fans are heartbroken for Rickie Fowler on Sunday evening. Fowler, once a top-five player in the world, has been playing better as of late. Earlier this month, his strong finish at the FedEx St. Jude earned him a spot in the BMW Championship.

Get to know Rickie Fowler's wife, Allison Stokke, a former pole-vaulting standout at the University of California.

The 2025 Tour Championship will begin on Thursday at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, and Scottie Scheffler will be seeking his second consecutive title after besting Collin Morikawa by four shots last season.