Patrick Reed is ahead of the game and now is pushing a return to the Ryder Cup side for next year’s battle at Adare Manor.
Reed jumped off the LIV Golf ship early and has played his way back to the PGA TOUR.
What’s next? He’s eyeing a return to the Ryder Cup and another crack at the Masters before that.
“Oh, it would mean everything. Any time I can represent United States and wear red, white and blue means a lot for me,” said Reed ahead of this week’s DP World Tour season-ender.
“And I know obviously for my team and my family, and yeah, to get back and playing on those Ryder Cup teams and being a thorn in the side for those Europeans has always been something I’ve always enjoyed and had fun with.
“It’s one of those things that as a golfer and as a player, you’re always wanting. No matter what sport you are, you are wanting to represent your country and go out there and play for your country.
“So for me, it would mean a lot. And obviously I know next year it’s going to be important to go out there and play really well next year to make the team. It’s definitely going to be a part of the goals, if not right there right at the top of first thing I want to do, is go out there and represent our country and play for the USA.”
Reed earned his PGA TOUR card for 2027 by finishing inside the top 10 in the Race to Dubai.
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