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Team: PGA Golfer
Age / DOB:  (22) / 8/5/1990
Ht / Wt:  6'0' / 180
College: Augusta State

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Patrick Reed opened up his final round of the St. Jude Classic firing lasers before settling for an even-par 34-36=70 and a career-high fifth-place finish at 8-under 272.
After stuffing his first two approaches inside four feet for easy birdies to start his round, Reed looked like a man to be reckoned with. He just made too many mistakes from that point on, squaring four bogeys to just two birdies the rest of the way. The turning point of his round may have come at the par-4 13th, missing a 6'1" birdie attempt that would have moved him to 3-under on the day. From that point on, it would be a grind. Despite any disappointment that may linger, he's projected to move to 99th in the FedExCup standings and has gone a long way towards securing his 2013-14 PGA TOUR card. Jun 9 - 5:55 PM

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Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed took care of business in the third round of the FedEx St. Jude Classic with a 6-under-par 32-32=64, taking over for Phil Mickelson as the clubhouse leader at 8-under 202.

Reed made his share of birdies in his navigation of TPC Southwind, circling six to go along with an 11'2" eagle on the par-5 16th. His round would have been perfect if not for back-to-back bogeys on the ninth and 10th holes. He landed 13 GIR and gained over two strokes with the putter in his third round. He'll try and close the door on his first PGA TOUR win in Sunday's finale. Even if he can't convert, he could go a long way towards locking up his 2013-14 TOUR card tomorrow.
Jun 8 - 3:50 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed is set to take on the Crowne Plaza Invitational at Colonial for the first time this week.

Reed was among the young guns coming out of the 2012 Q School thought highly likely to keep his TOUR card, but at 129th in the FedExCup standings he’s just outside the top 125 number. While plenty of opportunities remain, a good finish in the near future to put him on the good side of bubble would certainly be welcomed. Hindsight being 20/20, maybe we shouldn’t be surprised that it’s coming down to the wire for him. It fits with his penchant for Monday Qualifying last year and snagging a card with a final-round run at Q School.
Source: PGATOUR.com
May 21 - 10:14 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed will take his first crack at Harbour Town in the RBC Heritage.

Reed enters the week having missed his last four cuts, including striking out in both events in his native Texas. Ranking outside 120th in driving accuracy, GIR and strokes gained-putting, this course likely won’t be forgiving enough for him to contend.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Apr 16 - 7:05 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed fired a final-round 6-under-par 35-31=66 in the Puerto Rico Open and departs Trump International Golf Club-Puerto Rico with an 11-under 277 tally.

The rookie's round was mired in mediocrity until he heated up just in time to birdie each of his final four holes. He played the par 5s in 4-under for the round, with two birdies and an eagle to just one par. He now heads to the Snake Pit for the Tampa Bay Championship.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Mar 10 - 12:30 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed has gained entry into this week's Northern Trust Open.

The PGA TOUR's media department reported this. Reed tied for seventh place last week at Pebble Beach, but the top-10 exemption lifted him to first alternate due to the depth of the field. He climbed inside the 144-man field due to Jhonattan Vegas' withdrawal today. This will be Reed's first appearance at the NTO.
Feb 12 - 11:14 AM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed scratched out the first top 10 of his young career at the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am with a 2-under-par 35-35=70 in the final round.

Reed tied for seventh at 12-under 274. The top 10 is significant because it earns him a spot in the next event. There is some question as to if that will be the Northern Trust Open, due to the qualifications of those already in. If he doesn't sneak into the field at Riviera CC, count him in for The Honda Classic. Either way, this was a huge week for the rookie with the first reshuffle lurking just around the corner. Entering this week, his $25,010 would not have bode well for that reshuffle.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Feb 10 - 6:39 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed spun a 3-under-par 32-35=67 at Monterey Peninsula Country Club in the third round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and enters the final round inside the top five at 10-under 204.

While we didn't see any of Reed's 67 strokes, we can see that he had quite the busy day on the scorecard. He had six birdies, and they came in pairs of three. He opened with birdies on his first two holes before giving them back with a double-bogey six on the fifth hole. He finished up the front with his second pair of circles on the eighth and ninth holes. After a bogey on the par-3 14th, he would end his day with birdies on his final two holes assuring that dinner will taste a little better. With a T39 at Torrey Pines his only paycheck of the year, he's almost certain to best that in Sunday's final round.
Feb 9 - 6:05 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed spun a bogey-free, 3-under-par at the host course in his second round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, reaching the midpoint in 7-under 137, one stroke back of the 36-hole clubhouse co-leaders.

Reed went 6-for-6 in scrambling today and circled his three birdies on par 5s only, but hey, it doesn't have to be pretty or impressive to be effective. The rookie will wrap up his rotation on Saturday at Monterey Peninsula Country Club's Shore Course.
Feb 8 - 7:05 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed posted a 4-under-par 36-32=68 at Spyglass Hill in his opening round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.

The rookie needs a strong performance this week to climb in the reshuffle. He could still compete in next week's Northern Trust Open but that's no guarantee. Today he circled eight birdies against four bogeys to finish one stroke off the pace of the early clubhouse lead. Somewhat remarkably, only two of his birdies dropped in on par 5s. Next up in his rotation is the other par 72, Pebble Beach.
Feb 7 - 5:04 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed has been given a spot in the field of this week's Humana Challenge.

The rookie was the first alternate when the field was released on Friday afternoon. He was granted one of the last sponsor exemptions and will be making his first appearance in the tournament. He left Hawaii licking his wounds after missing the cut at the Sony Open by four shots. Reed is scheduled to begin his first round at 10:30 a.m. PT on Thursday. He'll go off the first tee at La Quinta Country Club.
Jan 14 - 8:43 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed finds himself in the unfamiliar position of enjoying some PGA TOUR status entering the Sony Open.

His successful trip through Q School means he should be able to skip some of the Monday qualifiers that he so successfully navigated six times in 2012. When he found his way into events, he earned just over $300k. He starts the year with a poor number, but if he makes the most of his early starts he could be a factor for Rookie of the Year honors at season's end.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jan 9 - 9:42 PM
Patrick Reed

With a 5-under-par 33-34=67 at PGA West's Stadium Course in the sixth and final round of Q School, Patrick Reed secured his PGA TOUR card for 2013.

You didn't expect anything different, did you? And, of course, the six-time open qualifier this year got the job done on a Monday. He posted 17-under 415 to survive on the number. Dong-hwan Lee was the medalist at 25-under 407. Reed and Lee are among 11 rookies to graduate. The others are as follows: Ross Fisher (T2, rookie); Steve LeBrun (T2, rookie); Richard H. Lee (T4); Billy Horschel (T4); Kris Blanks (T4); Brad Fritsch (T7, rookie; 2012 Web.com Tour grad); Erik Compton (T7); Jin Park (T7); Steve Bowditch (T10); Michael Letzig (T10); Fabián Gómez (T10); Jeff Gove (T10); Robert Karlsson (T14); Matt Jones (T14); Eric Meierdierks (T14, rookie); Aaron Watkins (T17); Scott Langley (T17, rookie); Derek Ernst (T17, rookie); Tag Ridings (T20); Si Woo Kim (T20, rookie); Chez Reavie (T22); Bobby Gates (T22); Henrik Norlander (T22, rookie) and Donald Constable (T22, rookie).
Mon, Dec 3, 2012 06:51:00 PM
Patrick Reed

In his latest achievement, Patrick Reed shared medalist honors at his site in the second stage of Q School.

Reed continues to birddog the PGA TOUR. Already a six-time open qualifier in 2012, he was the medalist at the first stage of Q School. At Redstone Golf Club's Member Course this week, he posted 14-under 274, matched only by Franklin Corpening. Twenty-one from this site advanced to the final stage, including Kevin Kisner (275), Kelly Kraft (276), Ron Whittaker (277), Sung Kang (278), Jin Park (278), Mathew Goggin (279), Mark Anderson (280), Dustin Garza (280), Shaun Micheel (281) and Alexander Noren (281). Among the notables that failed to survive were: 282--Chris Smith; Mathias Grönberg; Clark Dennis ... 283--Joe Durant; Chris Riley; Roland Thatcher ... 284-- Cameron Beckman ... 285--Doug Barron ... 286--Parker McLachlin; Brad Elder ... 287--Craig Barlow; Michael Connell ... 289--Miguel Carballo ... 291--Ted Purdy ... 294--David Gossett ... 300--Kent Jones.
Source: PGA TOUR Q School
Fri, Nov 16, 2012 05:26:00 PM
Patrick Reed

Patrick Reed has been added to the published field of this week's Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic.

Reed was given the last sponsor exemption after Stephen Ames withdrew. Reed is a non-member, of course, and this is his 12th start of the year, which is the most non-members are allowed (plus THE PLAYERS if eligible). He's banked $302,977 in earnings, which would rank him 172nd on the money list. Therefore, aside from a victory at Disney World, there are two goals within reach. He's currently $316,984 back of No. 125 on the money list. A solo third (worth $319,600.00) would close the gap, but most of the golfers hovering around the bubble are also in play, so he would likely need no worse than a three-way T2 (worth $350,933.33) to finish inside the top 125. More realistic is a crack at the top 150. Reed is $143,490 in arrears of that threshold. A solo eight-place finish (worth $145,700.00) would get that job done without any other movement. Should he finish inside the top 150, he'd be exempt into the final stage of Q School. He was the medalist at his site in the first stage.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Mon, Nov 5, 2012 12:42:00 PM