‘He Isn’t Gonna Win Anything’: Golf World Reacts to Latest Patrick Reed Picture

The second leg of the LIV Golf Invitational Series will begin on June 30th. Notably, PGA Tour players like Bryson DeChambeau and Patrick Reed will make their debut at the much-awaited event. 

According to a Twitter post, the 9-time PGA Tour title champion, Reed, has already reached the venue and has begun practicing. However, golf fans aren’t impressed to see the same.

The Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club of Portland will host the second LIV Golf Invitational Series event. The 54-hole event will begin on June 30th and end on July 2nd. 

Notably, unlike the first event, the golf club will host a one-day Pro-Am event before the professional tournament. Like the main event, the Pro-Am is also a team event; however, with a small change. Only one professional player will play in one group, with four amateurs. 

Is Patrick Reed part of the Pumpkin Ridge golf club field? 

LIV Golf announced Reed as one of the newest additions to its league earlier this month. And he is part of the Pumpkin Ridge field. The 31-year-old currently ranks at 39 in the Official World Golf Rankings and is the 2018 Masters Tournament champion. 

Along with Patrick Reed, Abraham Ancer, the 2020 U. S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, and the 4-time major-winning Brooks Koepka are some of the new golfers to play at the Portland event. Notably, the new golfers joined LIV Golf after the PGA Tour commissioner disclosed they will be suspended from all the Tour-related events. 

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Some players from the inaugural event are not taking part in the second tournament. However, other prominent name like Phil Mickelson, Sergio Garcia, and Dustin Johnson are still part of the Invitational Series. 

Golf fans react to Reed’s picture in Portland!

The last time Reed won a professional event was the 2021 Farmers Insurance Open. Hence, undermining his chances, most fans believe he won’t win much now.

LIV Golf is considered the rival league of the PGA Tour. The Saudi-backed league has been signing with some of the top Tour players by offering irresistible deals. Notably, players like Mickelson, Johnson, and DeChambeau have received more than $100 million as appearance fees.

However, is not sure how much LIV Golf has offered Patrick Reed to jump ship yet. Do you think he has a chance to win the LIV Golf event?

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