Tommy Fleetwood isn't your typical pro golfer. You probably know him for the flowing hair, the silky-smooth swing, and that "mop-top" look that makes him a fan favorite from Southport to Scottsdale. But there's a side to him that doesn't always make the Sunday leaderboard highlights. Honestly, it’s arguably more impressive than any Ryder Cup clutch putt.
We’re talking about his role as a stepdad.
When Tommy married Clare Craig in 2017, he didn't just get a wife and a world-class manager. He walked into a ready-made family. While most people focus on the couple's 23-year age gap—which, let’s be real, gets mentioned way too much—the real story is about Tommy Fleetwood step sons, Oscar and Murray (affectionately known as Mo).
These aren't just kids hanging around the gallery. They are elite athletes in their own right, and the way Tommy talks about them tells you everything you need to know about the man behind the clubs.
Who Exactly are Oscar and Murray Craig?
Most fans first caught a glimpse of the boys during the Masters Par 3 Contest. You’ve seen the footage. Little Frankie (Tommy and Clare’s biological son) is usually the one stealing the show in a tiny white caddie jumpsuit, but the older boys are the ones truly following in Tommy’s footsteps.
Oscar and Mo are Clare’s children from her previous marriage to Andy Craig. Because Tommy has been in their lives since Mo was just five years old, he doesn't use the "step" label much. He’s gone on record multiple times saying he just thinks of them as his kids. It's refreshing. In a sport that can be incredibly individualistic and honestly a bit lonely, Tommy has built this "safe space" with his family of five.
Oscar Craig: The Next Big Thing?
If you follow the amateur golf circuit, Oscar Craig is a name you’ve probably seen popping up. He’s not just "Tommy Fleetwood's step son." He’s a legitimate stick.
In April 2024, something pretty cool happened. Oscar made his debut on the Challenge Tour at the UAE Challenge in Abu Dhabi. Tommy, fresh off a grueling stint on the PGA Tour, didn't head home to rest. Instead, he grabbed Oscar's bag.
Imagine having a Ryder Cup legend as your caddie for your first big pro-level event.
Tommy was out there reading greens and hauling a heavy bag in the UAE heat just to support the kid. Oscar didn't just show up, either—he made the cut. It was a massive moment. Oscar later mentioned that having Tommy on the bag helped settle his nerves because, well, Tommy’s been through every high and low the game offers.
Murray "Mo" Craig: The Gritty Middle Son
Then there’s Murray. Everyone calls him Mo.
Mo is also a golfer, and he’s clearly got the genes for it. He won the Dubai Moonlight Classic in 2021, and Tommy was arguably more excited about that win than some of his own trophies.
But it hasn't all been smooth sailing for the middle boy. In late 2025, right around the time Tommy was clinching a massive win at the Tour Championship, Mo was actually in the hospital. He had to undergo a major spinal operation. It was a scary time for the family.
Tommy kept it quiet during the tournament. He went out there, did his job, and won the FedEx Cup. It wasn't until afterward that he opened up about why Clare and Mo weren't there to celebrate on the 18th green. Oscar was there, though. The image of Tommy embracing Oscar after that win, with Mo recovering back home, really showed the depth of their bond.
Handling "The Look"
Tommy gets asked about his family a lot. He’s 34 (as of early 2026), Clare is 57, and the boys are now roughly 18 and 17, with Frankie being 8.
He calls it "The Look."
Whenever he tells people he has three kids and then lists their ages—18, 17, and 8—people do the math and look at him sideways. "They think I'm a very productive 34-year-old," he joked in a podcast interview.
But he doesn't care. The dynamic works. In Dubai, where they live, the boys have grown up around the game. They’ve seen the work ethic it takes to be world-class. Oscar is currently weighing up his options—maybe a gap year, maybe college golf in the States. Wherever he goes, he’s got a pretty decent mentor in his corner.
Why This Matters for Golf Fans
You might wonder why we’re talking about Tommy Fleetwood step sons instead of his driving accuracy or his putting stats.
It's because golf is a mental game.
We’ve seen players crumble because their personal lives are a mess. With Tommy, his family seems to be his "anchor." When he's caddying for Oscar or worrying about Mo’s surgery, it puts a missed three-footer into perspective. It makes him more resilient.
A Quick Look at the Family Breakdown:
- Clare Fleetwood: Wife and Manager. The "boss" of the operation.
- Oscar Craig: Eldest stepson. Amateur standout. Made the cut on the Challenge Tour with Tommy as caddie.
- Murray "Mo" Craig: Middle stepson. Tournament winner in the UAE. Recently recovered from a spinal procedure.
- Franklin "Frankie" Fleetwood: The youngest. The viral star of the Masters Par 3.
Practical Insights for the Aspiring Golfer
If you're looking at Oscar and Mo's progression and wondering how to get your own kids (or stepkids) into the game without burning them out, take a page out of the Fleetwood playbook.
- Keep it Fun: Even at the highest levels, Tommy makes sure the boys enjoy the "vibe" of the tour.
- Support, Don't Pressure: Tommy offered to caddie for Oscar but explicitly told him, "I'm never going to feel bad if you don't want me to." He gave the kid the choice.
- Family First: Golf is a job. Family is the "safe place." Keeping those boundaries clear is how you stay sane in a high-pressure environment.
The Craig brothers might eventually make it to the PGA Tour themselves. Or they might choose a totally different path. Either way, the "Fleetwood Five" is one of the tightest units in professional sports.
If you want to follow Oscar's amateur career, keep an eye on the UAE golf leaderboards and the World Amateur Golf Rankings (WAGR). He's climbing fast. And next time you see Tommy on TV, remember he’s likely more focused on how Mo is recovering or what Oscar shot in his morning round than he is on his own scorecard.
That’s what makes him a different kind of champion.
Next Steps to Follow the Fleetwoods:
Check out the DP World Tour’s social media archives from April 2024 to see the video of Tommy caddying for Oscar. It's a masterclass in sportsmanship. You can also follow Tommy on Instagram, where he occasionally shares updates on "the boys" and their latest tournament results in the Middle East. If you're interested in the amateur side, keep tabs on the FirstPoint USA events—both Oscar and Mo have been frequent contenders there.