Come at Patrick Reed all you want. The only critic he pays attention to is himself
Say what you want about Patrick Reed. He’s heard it all before, is used to it by now and has thrived in spite of every last word. Why would now be any different?
Patrick Reed makes late charge, claims second career WGC in Mexico
The beginning of this week was a noisy one for Patrick Reed, but not by his own doing. He was called out by Brooks Koepka in a radio interview regarding his rules incident at the Hero World Challenge in December, then called out again by former CBS analyst Peter Kostis on a podcast.
Justin Thomas grabs 54-hole lead at WGC-Mexico, Patrick Reed one back
Justin Thomas has owned Club de Golf Chapultepec in his three appearances at the WGC-Mexico Championship, but there's just one problem: he hasn't won the event.
Patrick Reed absorbs the criticism, goes about his business and is one off the lead
The origins of Patrick Reed’s Captain America nickname aren’t entirely clear but there’s no mistaking why he was dubbed with the moniker — his love of country and success in Ryder Cups. A more appropriate superhero comparison, though, would be Wolverine.
Peter Kostis offers fiery critiques of CBS, PGA Tour and Patrick Reed in podcast interview
Former CBS Golf analyst Peter Kostis took aim at his old employer, the PGA Tour and Patrick Reed in a provocative interview on this week’s No Laying Up Podcast.
Brooks Koepka says he ‘forgot’ he made a hole-in-one at Augusta. Wait, what?
For our money, the best quote in golf right now is Brooks Koepka. He may think he gets no love from golf fans, media and the rest of sports world, but we’re hanging on every word.
Brooks Koepka thinks Patrick Reed cheated at Hero: “I don’t know what he was doing, building sand castles”
Following Patrick Reed’s rules infraction at the Hero World Challenge in December, Reed’s American teammates at the Presidents Cup stood behind the 2018 Masters champion...
Patrick Mahomes’ sweet golf swing, Pat Perez’s sick shoe collection, and what it’s like to play Jim Nantz’s backyard hole
HELLO, FRIENDS, and welcome to another a special edition of The Grind where we can finally reveal the highlight of our golf career. No, it’s not a hole-in-one—but I did come close.
Othman Almulla: ‘I have to be comfortable in the uncomfortable’
Othman Almulla hasn’t found it easy walking in the soft-spiked footsteps of golfing giants but it won’t stop him dreaming big, trailblazing dreams.
Reed on his Saudi return: ‘If we can help inspire even a handful of people to take up the game, then it will be very rewarding’
U.S. Ryder Cupper Patrick Reed has spoken about the importance of taking golf into new markets ahead of his return to the Saudi International.
Justin Thomas passes Jordan Spieth, Patrick Reed’s enemies list grows, and Pat Perez’s $8,000 toilet
Welcome to another edition of The Grind where we started the new year not with a bang, but with a beep. In fact, a series of very annoying pre-dawn beeps thanks to the batteries dying in a carbon monoxide alarm.
An expert in fan behavior explains why fans have it in for Patrick Reed
This may blow over. The jeers in Melbourne mere gamesmanship, the shout in Maui a lone wolf. It could wash away with a mea culpa or be replaced with another controversy in the never-ending news cycle.
10 wild, outlandish predictions for professional golf in 2020
Here are a few things I know to be true: First, any writer who makes predictions will inevitably have those predictions thrown in his face if and when they turn out to wrong.
Patrick Reed needs to rethink his approach, because the bad days aren’t going away
Patrick Reed would tell you he’s a good guy—and I’m one of those who would agree with him.
Patrick Reed again a heckling target as fan shouts ‘Cheater’ during Sentry TOC playoff
If Patrick Reed thought the lingering enmity from fans following his rules incident at the Hero World Challenge in December might wash away in the new year, either he misjudged the overall vitriol toward him or it’s going to require more time.
Defending champion Xander Schauffele leads Patrick Reed, Joaquin Niemann by one at the Sentry TOC
Xander Schauffele snuck up on everybody last season at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, shooting a final-round 62 to come from behind and win by one stroke over Gary Woodland. If he’s able to defend his title in 2020, he won’t be sneaking up on anyone this time.
Patrick Reed embraces the miserable weather, shoots 66 and is one off the lead
Before he became a mainstay on the PGA Tour, Patrick Reed cut his teeth on Monday qualifying, which was an integral part of his development as a professional golfer.
Golf’s biggest controversies of 2019
It was a year filled with controversy, on the course and off it.
