Patrick Reed nears PGA Tour card return while advising LIV golfers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 7, 2026, 7:57 PM
Last updated Oct 7, 2026
Patrick Reed is close to regaining his PGA Tour card after playing on the DP World Tour this season. Since leaving LIV Golf in January, Reed has won twice on the European circuit and is among the top players in the season-long rankings. He believes other LIV golfers should also aim to earn their way back to the PGA Tour through competitive play. Reed's focus remains on performing well in upcoming events, including the Spanish Open in Madrid. His successful season could secure him a spot on the PGA Tour by 2027 if he finishes among the top 10 eligible players on the DP World Tour.
- •Reed is aiming to return to the PGA Tour after leaving LIV Golf.
- •He has won twice this season on the DP World Tour.
- •Reed is currently leading the season-long race on the DP World Tour.
- •Other LIV golfers may follow Reed's lead to rejoin the PGA Tour.
- •Reed competes in the Spanish Open amid his efforts to secure his Tour card.
- 7:57 PMYahoo Sports — Patrick Reed has nearly earned his PGA Tour card back in Europe, and thinks other LIV Golf members need to do the same
"Patrick Reed left LIV Golf in January, and has been playing on the DP World Tour all season long.
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