Apart from Brooks Koepka, three players were given the opportunity to return to the PGA Tour through the ‘Returning Members Program’. Patrick Reed wasn’t one of them. But the American pro was still eager to play on the PGA Tour. He had confessed so in the past. Now that he has confirmed his intent to return, we’re here to look back at what he earned during his time at LIV Golf.

Like a few others, Reed was a big-name signing for Greg Norman. That’s because of his status as a former Masters Tournament winner. But his move from the PGA Tour to LIV Golf wasn’t as controversial as that of some other pros. Hence, details about his contract were never leaked to the public.

That said, Reed still made a pretty penny during his time with the PIF-funded promotion. According to Spotrac, he made over $40.7 million during his four seasons with LIV Golf. The most money he has earned was in 2025 after he won the LIV Golf Dallas event. He also had a successful 2023 season, where he got a runner-up finish and a few other top-5s. Moreover, playing for 4Aces GC, Reed also grabbed a huge bonus when his squad won the Team Championship in 2022.

His individual efforts have helped him earn $24.7 million in the last four seasons. Through team payouts, Reed has managed to get nearly $10.6 million since 2022. Lastly, representing his side in the Team Championship, the 35-year-old has accumalated $5.37 million in paychecks. The exact amount he managed to get through his efforts in LIV Golf has been $40,709,215.

In just four seasons with LIV Golf, Reed has earned more than he did on the PGA Tour for over a decade. Let’s look at his past earnings.

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Patrick Reed’s move to LIV Golf seems to have paid off

Patrick Reed made his debut on the PGA Tour in 2011. It took him a year to receive his full-time membership. However, from 2011 to 2025, he participated in 278 events, including majors.

Over the years, he managed to capture eight PGA Tour titles and one major win. As far as his earnings from the PGA Tour go, they didn’t go beyond 2022. In his twelve seasons on the Tour, Reed managed to earn over $35 million.

His most successful year on the Tour was 2016. He grabbed nearly $6 million in earnings that year.

However, when you look at his overall earnings, $35 million across 12 seasons is still quite low as compared to $40.7 million in four seasons. Reed certainly seems to have achieved everything that he wanted during his time at LIV Golf. And now that he is looking to compete again, he is on his way back to the PGA Tour.