Overview
- In January, Reed left LIV and announced a PGA Tour return after deciding in Dubai that he missed traditional head‑to‑head, stroke‑play battles.
- He said the move happened quickly and that the range‑to‑tee tension and live leaderboard swings gave him the adrenaline he wanted.
- Reed also cited family needs, saying a U.S.-based schedule would keep him closer to his wife and two children.
- Strong DP World Tour form this year, including two wins and three runner-up finishes, has opened a path back via Race to Dubai cards.
- He remains suspended from full PGA play until late August for select events, with full status in 2027 as a past champion, and he will tee it up at the Masters this week while stressing no bad blood with LIV.