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 plans to extend his strong start to the year by competing in the South African Open. This event marks his first appearance in the tournament on the DP World Tour.
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Patrick Reed claimed victory at the 2026 Qatar Masters, his second DP World Tour win in three weeks, propelling him to the top of the Race to Dubai standings. The win virtually secures a full PGA Tour card for 2027, just weeks after leaving LIV Golf. Reed finished at 16-under par, two shots ahead of Calum Hill.
Patrick Reed secured a four-shot victory at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic, his first non-co-sanctioned win on the DP World Tour. The 2018 Masters champion revealed post-round that he has not yet signed a contract with LIV Golf for the 2026 season. This win boosts his Official World Golf Ranking to No. 29, easing his path to the majors.
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Patrick Reed shot a five-under 67 to claim a four-stroke lead after the third round of the Hero Dubai Desert Classic at Emirates Golf Club. LIV Golf players David Puig and Viktor Hovland are in contention, while Rory McIlroy's title hopes faded with a 71. Reed, Puig, and others face potential DP World Tour fines for their LIV commitments.