Best Results In Majors
Best Finishes:
– Masters Tournament – WON (2018)
– PGA Championship – T2 (2017)
– US Open – 4th (2018)
– Open Championship – 10th (2019)
Professional Wins – 11
2013 (1) – Wyndham Championship
2014 (2) – Humana Challenge, WGC-Cadillac Championship
2015 (1) – Hyundai Tournament of Champions
2016 (1) – The Barclays
2018 (1) – Masters Tournament
2019 (1) – The Northern Trust
2020 (1) – WGC-Mexico Championship
2021 (1) – Farmers Insurance Open
2024 (1) – Link Hong Kong Open
2025 (1) – LIV Golf Dallas
Patrick Reed | What’s In His Bag?
Having spent time as a PXG player prior to his LIV Golf move, Reed is now a free agent when it comes to a club deal. A PING G430 LST driver is teamed with a Callaway 3-wood and hybrid. Grindworks irons and a pair of Titleist Vokey wedges, along with an Odyssey putter, round out his bag.
You can read our full piece on what clubs Patrick Reed plays here.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Patrick Reed
When and where was Patrick Reed born?
Patrick Reed was born in San Antonio, Texas in August 1990. He played from a young age and went on to have a successful amateur and collegiate career.
When did Patrick Reed turn professional?
Patrick Reed turned professional in 2011 after graduating from Augusta State University, having also spent some of his collegiate career at the University of Georgia. After two seasons, he made his way on to the PGA Tour in 2013.
How many PGA Tour titles has Patrick Reed won?
As of December 2024, Patrick Reed is a nine-time winner on the PGA Tour, which includes a major title, two World Golf Championships wins and two FedEx Cup Playoffs victories as well. He also has wins on the Asian Tour and in the LIV Golf League as well, taking his professional tally to 11.
Who is Patrick Reed dating/married to?
Patrick Reed is married to Justine Karain, with the pair having been married since 2012. They have two children together – Windsor Wells and Barrett Benjamin.
Did you Know?
Captain America
Thanks to his performance while wearing the Red, White and Blue, Reed was affectionately given the nickname of ‘Captain America’. His singles victory over Rory McIlroy at the 2016 Ryder Cup is regarded as one of the best matches in the tournament’s history.
54 Hole Record
The 2014 Humana Challenge saw Reed set the scoring record through 54 holes on the PGA Tour. After three consecutive rounds of 63, the American was 27-under, breaking the previous record by two shots – held by Gay Brewer, Ernie Els, Pat Perez and Steve Stricker.
