Is Alex Fitzpatrick related to Matt Fitzpatrick?

Alex Fitzpatrick is an English young golfer who is a one-time Old Town Club Collegiate Invitational Medalist. Alex Fitzpatrick is yet to play as a professional golfer and he has bagged many accolades in his amateur career.

Matt Fitzpatrick is an English professional golfer who has played as a professional for almost a decade. Matt Fitzpatrick formerly played on the Challenge Tour and he is currently playing on the European Tour and the PGA Tour.

Alex Fitzpatrick is the younger brother of Matt Fitzpatrick, hence, Alex Fitzpatrick and Matt Fitzpatrick are siblings. Alex Fitzpatrick and Matt Fitzpatrick hail from Sheffield, England, and they were born to Russell Fitzpatrick and Susan Fitzpatrick.

Alex Fitzpatrick attended Tapton School and he is currently playing collegiate golf for the Wake Forest Demon Deacons of the Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem,

Matt Fitzpatrick attended Tapton School and he played collegiate golf for the Northwestern Wildcats of Northwestern University.

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