Patrick Reed discusses rivalry with Rory McIlroy in Race to Dubai
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 6:30 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Patrick Reed, leading the Race to Dubai rankings, expressed excitement about competing more frequently with Rory McIlroy, who is currently in second place. Reed has secured two wins this year at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic and the Qatar Masters, while McIlroy has one victory at The Masters. The competition is close as Reed leads McIlroy by about 840 points, with 2,000 points available at the upcoming DP World Tour Championship. Reed mentioned that he enjoys challenging McIlroy and hopes for a final showdown at the championship.
- •Reed leads the Race to Dubai with two wins this year.
- •McIlroy trails Reed by approximately 840 points.
- •Reed aims to maintain his lead against McIlroy.
- •Both players are preparing for the DP World Tour Championship.
- •2,000 points are still available in the competition.
- 6:30 PMYahoo Sports — Patrick Reed gives his feelings about Rory McIlroy and having to compete against him more often
"Patrick Reed is currently sitting in pole position in the Race to Dubai rankings, with Rory McIlroy in second spot. Reed has played superbly well on the DP World Tour this year with two wins to his name at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic and the Qatar Masters.
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