Patrick Reed
Calls grow for early PGA Tour reinstatement after Patrick Reed's DP World Tour wins
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Patrick Reed has surged to the top of the DP World Tour's Race to Dubai with two early-season victories, nearly securing a full-time PGA Tour card for 2027. The 2018 Masters champion's strong form has sparked discussions about ending his suspension early to allow him back on the PGA Tour sooner. His success highlights his departure from LIV Golf and focus on the European circuit.
Patrick Reed carded a 3-under 69 in the first round of the 2026 Masters, placing him two shots off the lead. The former champion holed eagles on the second and eighth holes early in his round at Augusta National. Reed is transitioning back to the PGA Tour after time on LIV Golf.
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Patrick Reed, former LIV Golf player and past Masters champion, detailed his reasons for leaving the league during a pre-Masters press conference in Augusta, Georgia. He cited a desire for more family time and the adrenaline of traditional tournament golf as key factors. Reed remains suspended from the PGA Tour until late summer but plans to return later this year.
Rolex has struck a partnership deal with LIV Golf, the Saudi-backed professional league, to provide exclusive hospitality experiences and expand into new markets. The agreement comes amid key players like Patrick Reed and Brooks Koepka leaving LIV to return to the PGA Tour. This move aligns with Rolex's long history in golf sponsorships while navigating the league's controversial background.
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Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, announced on January 28, 2026, that he is departing LIV Golf after four seasons to rejoin the PGA Tour. He plans to compete full-time on the DP World Tour this year before becoming eligible for PGA Tour events as a non-member starting August 25, 2026. Reed will reinstate his membership for the 2027 season as a past champion.