Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed's 2018 Masters victory came eight months after being a joint runner-up in the PGA Championship.

The Texan has won four times on the DP World Tour, most recently at the Hero Dubai Desert Classic in January when he defeated Andy Sullivan by four strokes.

Winner of the 2006 Junior Open, Reed made it into the world’s top six and was part of three Ryder Cup and three Presidents Cup teams before switching to LIV Golf.

Although America lost at Gleneagles in 2014, Reed was their top-scorer and unbeaten. At Hazeltine he again top-scored for his team and beat Rory McIlroy in the singles.

He had already won twice on the PGA TOUR when he became, at 23, the youngest winner of a World Golf Championships event. That was the 2014 Cadillac Championship in Miami and he began the following season by beating Jimmy Walker in a play-off at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions in Hawaii.

Despite limited appearances, Reed has finished second and third on the DP World Tour's Race to Dubai and notched his ninth PGA TOUR win, at the Farmers Insurance Open, at the start of 2021.

He marked his best performance in a major since claiming his Green Jacket by securing third place in the 2025 Masters.

Reed’s best placing at The Open was a 10th-place finish at Royal Portrush in 2019.