Patrick Reed reflects on LIV Golf's troubles after leaving for DP World Tour
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 10, 2026, 1:30 PM
Last updated Nov 10, 2026

Patrick Reed commented on the collapse of LIV Golf while in Dubai for the DP World Tour Championship. He left LIV in January 2026 and has focused on earning back his place on the PGA Tour. Reed expressed empathy for former LIV players who are currently sidelined and discussed his aspirations for the 2027 PGA Tour season, including hopes of making the Ryder Cup team. He aims to return to the winner's circle and improve his world ranking.
- •Reed left LIV Golf in January 2026 before its decline.
- •He is competing in the DP World Tour Championship this week.
- •His ban from PGA Tour events has expired, opening the path for him to regain his card.
- •Reed hopes to make the Ryder Cup team and win more majors by 2027.
- 1:30 PMYahoo Sports — Patrick Reed states how he feels as LIV Golf stands on the verge of collapse after leaving last year
"Patrick Reed was one of the lucky, or some may say smart, ones who left LIV Golf well before they went into liquidation. Reed moved on from LIV Golf back in January of this year, and embarked on a full-time playing schedule on the DP World Tour.
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