Former Masters champion Patrick Reed is the second high-profile player to quit Saudi-funded LIV Golf, following Brooks Koepka ...
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After winning the 2026 Hero Dubai Desert Classic, Patrick Reed hinted at a potential return to the PGA Tour. He said that the ...
Upon joining LIV in June 2022, Reed announced that he had resigned from the PGA Tour. He joined Dustin Johnson’s team, the ...
Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, is following Brooks Koepka in returning to the PGA Tour in 2026.
Another high-profile LIV Golf player announced he won't return to the league in 2026.
Patrick Reed is the second major champion to leave Saudi-funded LIV Golf, announcing Wednesday he will spend the rest of the year on the European tour with an eye on returning to the PGA Tour as early ...
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