We are saddened to announce to all our readers that famous American professional golfer Bruce Lee Fleisher is no more. He died on September 23, 2021, at the age of 72 years. According to the sources, cancer is the reason behind his sudden departure from this world. The multitalented golfer has won so many champion tours in his career. The notification of his death was given by his family member by Facebook post. This is really the saddest news for the Bruce fan community. Keep reading to get more about Bruce Fleisher Death, Health updates, Golfer, Age, Net Worth, Wikipedia, Ryder cup, Facebook, Twitter, etc. 

Who was Bruce Fleisher? Wikipedia

Bruce Lee Fleisher was born on October 16, 1948, in Union City, Tennessee as Jewish. He was a professional golfer by the profession. Bruce’s interest in golf started from the very early days of his life. He completed his study at  Miami-Dade Junior College and Furman University. He became popular when he achieved the milestone of becoming the third-youngest player to win the U.S. Amateur.

In the 1969 Maccabiah Games, he won gold medals in golf for his outstanding performance. In the 2013 Maccabiah Games which was held in Israel, Fleisher held the position of head coach. He married Wendy and both were living in  Palm Beach Gardens, Florida before his death.

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Bruce Fleisher Death 

Bruce Fleisher’s death was confirmed on September 23, 2021, with cancer. The death was made public by the family member through a Facebook post. His battle with cancer was for a very long time. But at the age of 72, his immune system gives up the fight and Bruce Fleisher succumbs to it.

So many people on social media shared beautiful and heartwarming messages. Our team paid the deepest tribute and shares condolence with the family members.

At age 19, Bruce Fleisher won the U.S. Amateur; at 41, was the 1989 @PGA Prof. Champion. His career signature, however, came after age 50 on the @ChampionsTour. Bruce passed away today at 72 due to cancer. RIP to a great representative of the game. pic.twitter.com/ionfpUtnQ4

— Bob Denney (@pgahistorybug) September 24, 2021

“Bruce Fleisher passed today at 72. He played the Walker Cup in Wisconsin 1969. 30 years later became one of the greatest over 50 success stories in golf. Loved his country, this game, and above all his family. Sweet, sentimental, generous. May his memory be a blessing.” said Rich Lerner.

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Bruce Fleisher Health

Bruce was an inspiring soul with so much positivity. His propensity towards golf gave him so much name and fame in his life. For many golf novices, he was ideal but sadly his death broken all those hearts.

“Great golfer, he had a sweet swing. Saw him play and win the Home Depot Invitational at TPC Piper Glen a few times in Charlotte. Rest in peace, thanks for the memories”

Here is A heartwarming message from Gene Smith “Watching the Ryder Cup coverage on the Golf Channel and Rich Lerner just reported that Bruce Fleisher died today. My heart dropped. Bruce was a friend and a wonderful person. After Bruce turned 50 he started his Senior Tour career with us at Key Biscayne and won. He played the following week in Sarasota and won. He is still the only player who has ever won his first two tournaments on the PGA Tour Champions. He won a total of 18 times on the Senior Tour and never changed. Nice guy when he started and a nice guy when he went home. One memory that still resonates with me is when we were playing in Hawaii one year. He knew our staff usually enjoyed dinner together and asked me if he could join us one evening. The only time in my 24 years with the tour that a player asked to have dinner with our staff. After drinks were delivered to the table and meals had been ordered, Bruce asked each of us to spend a few minutes and tell him where we were from, what we did before we joined the tour, and what we hoped to be doing ten years from now. He truly cared about who we were as individuals. My prayers are with his wonderful wife, Wendy, and their family.”

“Bruce Fleisher was my first postgame (post round) interview when I was 22, fresh out of college and nervous as hell. I remember shaking the microphone. He was so kind and understanding and hospitable. Had his golden days on Champions Tour. Rest In Peace.”

“Bruce Fleisher died today of cancer. I was on the Miami-Dade Community golf team in 1969 with Bruce. He had won the 1968 US Amateur. Great guy and great player. I was not in his league, but I was fortunate to know him even for a short time. Sad news and may he Rest In Peace!”

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