Seven LIV golfers — Bryson DeChambeau, Tyrrell Hatton, Patrick Reed, Bubba Watson, Joaquin Niemann, Jon Rahm, and Charl Schwartzel — remain in contention after the cut was set at 2-over after ...

A former member of the PGA Tour, Patrick Reed, did not hold anything back, addressing how he felt mistreated and painted into ...

Seven LIV golfers — Bryson DeChambeau, Tyrrell Hatton, Patrick Reed, Bubba Watson, Joaquin Niemann, Jon Rahm and Charl Schwartzel — remained in contention after the cut was set at 2-over after ...

Masters champion Jon Rahm will leave the PGA Tour and compete ... Johnson's 4Aces claim Team Championship in Miami Dustin Johnson, Patrick Reed, Talor Gooch and Pat Perez lead 4Aces shot a ...

Jon Rahm's frustrations were clear during the ... more troubles arose for Rahm. READ MORE: Patrick Reed loses his cool with harsh assessment of Masters performance READ MORE: Ryder Cup hopeful ...

Here's how every LIV Golf player finished in the 2025 Masters: Patrick Reed: 3, 9-under 279 (71-70-69-69) Bryson DeChambeau: T-5, 7-under 281 (69-68-69-75) Jon Rahm: T-14, 3-under 285 (75-71-70-69 ...

Former world number one Jon Rahm has given his latest thoughts on the PGA Tour's deal with Saudi Arabia's Public Investment ...

Jon Rahm sends plea over DP World Tour fines as LIV Golf star's Ryder Cup future at stake Exclusive: Patrick Reed makes stance on LIV Golf punishments clear ahead of Tour reunion with Rory McIlroy ...

Here's the best of Masters fashion from Augusta: Jon Rahm's purple pants Patrick Reed's shirt Viktor Hovland's shirt Matthieu Pavon's sweater Bryson DeChambeau's scorecard Akshay Bhatia's shirt ...

They are: Fittingly, that list is loaded with Masters champions. Rahm, Garcia, Reed, Mickelson, Johnson, Schwartzel and Watson all were Masters champions. Among the notable LIV golfers not playing ...

Of those, six finished in the top 10, including Brooks Koepka and Phil Mickelson sharing the second spot in 2023 behind Jon Rahm ... Cam Smith, Patrick Reed. Do not count on making cut: Dustin ...

On Sunday at Augusta National, Patrick Reed, your 2018 Masters champion and ... a Jordan Spieth, a Jon Rahm. To borrow a favorite phrase of Reed’s favorite golfer, it is what it is.