Patrick Reed Wins LIV Golf in Playoff | LIV Golf News
- CARROLLTON, Texas-Patrick Reed overcame a shaky final round to seize the LIV Golf Dallas title in a dramatic playoff on sunday.
- Reed, who began the final round with a three-stroke advantage, saw his lead evaporate as he carded a 3-over 75.
- Oosthuizen found water on the first extra hole, while Casey needed four shots to reach the green.
Patrick Reed clinched the LIV Golf Dallas title in a thrilling playoff, marking his first victory since 2022. After a tense final round, Reed’s clutch birdie putt on the first playoff hole secured the win at Maridoe Golf Club. He overcame a shaky performance to defeat fellow contenders Louis Oosthuizen, Paul Casey, and Jinichiro Kozuma. This triumph is a significant milestone, especially considering it’s his first LIV Golf title in 41 attempts. Bryson dechambeau’s late birdie also impacted Jon Rahm’s ranking, and Sergio garcia secured a spot in the British Open. For more on this exciting tournament, turn to News Directory 3 for all the latest sports updates. Discover what’s next for Reed and the evolving LIV Golf league.
Patrick Reed Wins LIV Golf Dallas in Playoff
Updated June 30, 2025
CARROLLTON, Texas-Patrick Reed overcame a shaky final round to seize the LIV Golf Dallas title in a dramatic playoff on sunday. Reed’s 15-foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole secured his first victory since joining the Saudi-funded league in 2022. The LIV Golf victory came at Maridoe Golf Club.
Reed, who began the final round with a three-stroke advantage, saw his lead evaporate as he carded a 3-over 75. Jinichiro Kozuma’s bogey on the 18th and par on the first forced a four-way playoff with Reed, Louis Oosthuizen and Paul Casey.
Oosthuizen found water on the first extra hole, while Casey needed four shots to reach the green. Kozuma’s missed birdie attempt paved the way for Reed’s winning putt.
The LIV Golf Dallas champion expressed relief at securing his first win in his home state of Texas. While he won the Hong Kong Open last year on the Asian Tour, this marks his first LIV Golf title in 41 attempts.
“To get my first win here, part of LIV, it means so much to me,” Reed said. “I tried to mess it up. After making birdie on the first, I seemed to leave every putt short.”
Bryson DeChambeau’s birdie on the final hole had implications beyond his own score,pushing Jon rahm out of the top 10 for the first time in LIV Golf.
Sergio Garcia, though not a contender this week, secured a spot in the British Open. His No. 5 ranking in the points standings earned him the lone British Open entry for LIV Golf players within the top five not already eligible for Royal Portrush.
What’s next
Reed’s victory positions him as a major contender moving forward, while Garcia looks ahead to the British Open. the LIV Golf league continues to evolve, with players vying for position and major championship opportunities.