Congratulations Patrick Reed, you played yourself. The enigmatic and oft-controversial golfer could owe Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee and other news outlets millions of dollars after a defamation lawsuit backfired in stupendous fashion. A Florida judge ruled Friday that Reed must pay for

LIV Golf’s 4Aces team member Patrick Reed is on a quick tour of Asia right now that starts with the Hong Kong Open this week. Prior to teeing it up on Hong Kong, Patrick spoke with LIV Golf staff about his desire to grow the game of golf worldwide and become an international player. On the topic

Patrick Reed was never a stranger to controversy on the PGA Tour, and he had to know he was signing up for even more when he decided to defect to LIV Golf. He eventually filed a massive defamation suit against some of his most vocal critics, and he’s now turning to a last-ditch legal strategy after

Patrick Reed is one again the subject of public ridicule after a bizarre post on his Instagram account touting the virtues of LIV Golf. Reed is no stranger to the spotlight, even though the former Masters champ has largely flown under the radar of late. In April, shortly after The

Few if any players on the PGA Tour have been as critical of LIV Golf and its players as Rory McIlroy. McIlroy has criticized the new Saudi-backed league since its inception and took dead aim at players chasing a check to leave the PGA Tour. “Obviously money is a deciding factor in a lot of things