Patrick Reed is leaving LIV Golf, and he and several other players are seeking reinstatement with the PGA Tour. Reed, 35, had remarked just days ago after winning the Hero Dubai Desert Classic that he ...

The week of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am is special for the PGA Tour, and not just because of the celebrities and the California coastal surroundings. With Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill – ...

Bridgestone’s new Tour B line of golf balls has been on the PGA Tour for less than a month, but already it’s off to a hot start. With Chris Gotterup’s second win of the season at the WM Phoenix Open ...

Another major winner is leaving LIV Golf and rejoining the PGA Tour. Patrick Reed, 2018 Masters champion, will follow five-time major winner Brooks Koepka back to the PGA Tour. Several other former ...

Patrick Reed has set a return to the PGA Tour after playing out his LIV Golf contract, which expired at the end of 2025. Reed and the PGA Tour announced Wednesday that he has applied for reinstatement ...

Patrick Reed is coming back to the PGA Tour. The former Masters champ announced Wednesday on X that he would not return to LIV Golf and would seek to return to the PGA as a past champion member. “I’m ...

Patrick Reed is leaving LIV Golf and wants to return to the PGA Tour as soon as this year. The PGA Tour confirmed that Reed informed the organization of his desire to return, but he does not fit under ...

Patrick Reed is returning to the PGA Tour after his LIV Golf contract expired. Reed will not be eligible to play in most PGA Tour events until August 2026. He can still compete in major championships ...

Patrick Reed, one of the highest-profile golfers in LIV Golf, is leaving the Saudi-backed league and will eventually return to the PGA Tour, he said Wednesday, after earning an estimated $40 million ...

LIV Golf is going through its golden period at the moment. It has retained the services of big names already, like Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia. The league might also receive an OWGR status in the ...

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 ...