Reed Secures PGA Tour Return, Targets 2027 Ryder Cup

Patrick Reed has secured a return to the PGA Tour for 2027 through his performance on the DP World Tour, and says qualifying for the United States team at the 2027 Ryder Cup is a priority. His return is confirmed in reporting on the Race to Dubai standings; his place on the team is not assured.

Reed earned one of the top 10 Race to Dubai positions available to players without existing PGA Tour cards, according to reports on his qualification. He is ranked No. 3 in the European standings heading into the DP World Tour Championship. Only a win at the tournament would give him the season title, one report said.

Speaking ahead of the championship in Dubai, Reed said he wants to play well enough in 2027 to make the Ryder Cup team. The contest is scheduled for September 2027 at Adare Manor in Ireland. Reed, 36, has not played in the event since 2018 or represented the United States in any capacity since 2019, according to reporting on his career.

Reed has earned eight points across three Ryder Cup appearances. He was part of the 2016 team and played in the 2018 contest in Paris, where he publicly criticised captain Jim Furyk’s decision to leave him out of two matches. Furyk, who is set...