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BEDMINSTER, NJ – JULY 30: Patrick Reed at the 1st tee prior to the start of the second round of LIV golf invitational series on July 30, 2022 in Bedminster, New Jersey. Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire GOLF: JUL 30 LIV Golf Invitational Series Bedminster Icon22073068192

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BEDMINSTER, NJ – JULY 30: Patrick Reed at the 1st tee prior to the start of the second round of LIV golf invitational series on July 30, 2022 in Bedminster, New Jersey. Photo by Rich Graessle/Icon Sportswire GOLF: JUL 30 LIV Golf Invitational Series Bedminster Icon22073068192
Patrick Reed is in the form of his life! In the last three weeks, he has won two DP World Tour titles. The only time he hasn’t won, he finished as the runner-up in Bahrain. Since leaving LIV Golf, the 35-year-old has been extremely consistent on the course. And that has helped him earn the support of the fans who want to see him play on the biggest stage in golf.
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DP World Tour tweeted, “TWO WINS IN THREE WEEKS! 🔥 Patrick Reed wins the 2026 Qatar Masters 🏆.”
Reed beat Calum Hill and the rest of the field by two strokes to capture his second win in three weeks at the Doha Golf Club. Two weeks ago, he had beaten Andy Sullivan & Co. by four strokes to win the 2026 Hero Dubai Desert Classic.
He also nearly won the Bapco Energies Bahrain Championship at the Royal Golf Club last week. After 72 holes, they couldn’t decide a winner, so Reed entered the playoffs with Freddy Schott and Hill. In the end, it was Schott who won the title after underscoring both his opponents in two holes of sudden death.
Reed’s performance in the last few weeks has convinced the fans that he needs to be back on the PGA Tour. In fact, they want him to play in the flagship event preceding the first major of the season, The PLAYERS Championship.
TWO WINS IN THREE WEEKS! 🔥
Patrick Reed wins the 2026 Qatar Masters 🏆 #QatarMasters pic.twitter.com/GAL7xuoYUR
— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) February 8, 2026
Let’s see what the community is saying about his suspension.
Netizens rally behind Patrick Reed to get him reinstated before his suspension ends
Considering that he wasn’t linked with LIV Golf anymore, Patrick Reed’s return to the PGA Tour wouldn’t cause any conflicts. And the resurgence in his form made the fans want him to compete against the best golfers in the world.
As one of the supporters commented, “Another week, another dub for the resurgent P. Would’ve been three in a row if he could’ve gotten it done in the playoff at the Bapco last week. May be the best player in the world at this exact moment. Need him at THE PLAYERS™️.” Someoneone also said, “There’s no better golfer on the planet right now than Patrick Reed 💪🏼 what a start to the season. @DPWorldTour #QatarMasters.”
Reed jumped up from 29th to 25th on the OWGR rankings after finishing 2nd in Bahrain last week. His win in Qatar should push him into the top-20 in the world once the table gets updated. At the same time, the current world #1, Scottie Scheffler, is enduring a challenging run in the 2026 WM Phoenix Open. He nearly missed the cut to end his streak of 64 consecutive events completed, playing all four rounds. The ex-LIV Golf pro seems to be on a better run of form.
Another netizen wrote, “Reed is on a pure heater right now. His DPWT standing should get him into the Players right?”
Technically, Reed does qualify for The PLAYERS Championship as he is ranked within the top-50 in the world at the moment. However, his suspension from the PGA Tour prohibits him from earning a place in the field. It’s up to Brian Rolapp & Co. to lift the suspension and allow him to play the $25 million flagship tournament.
Someone also said, “PGA tour shit the bed letting Brooks come back but not Reed, dude is playing awesome.”
Unfortunately, the ‘Returning Member Program’ that permitted Brooks Koepka to immediately return to the Tour was only designed for pros who had won majors since LIV Golf began. Hence, the invitation was extended to Jon Rahm, Cameron Smith, & Bryson DeChambeau. Rolapp will have to find another way to give Reed a gateway to join the field at TPC Sawgrass this year.
Lastly, a fan wrote, “Patrick Reed is an absolute menace right now on the Euro Tour.”
Reed is absolutely dominating the Race To Dubai rankings this year. After playing just four events, he is sitting at the top of the leaderboard with 2,259.70 points. He has already created a 451.29 points gap from Jayden Schaper, who won the Alfred Dunhill Championship and the Mauritius Open.

