Augusta, Ga. – Patrick reed He was consumed by a putter who had cooled during the Lords that he might not have thought where he could lead his third place.
He moved to 49 in the world ranking, which at least assures the PGA championship next month. And the PGA championship gives him another chance to earn rating points, which he can’t get with Liv Golf.
PGA championship to play 15.-18. May in Quail Hollow is the last week before the US Open liberates the 60 best in the world. Reed does not last much, because its divisor in the formula is at least 40.
Reed last year did not reach Open USA and ended his lane of 41 consecutive owners.
Open Championship takes the TOP 50 at the same marginal value of 18 May, although Reed is already eligible among the leading three players in the international series Macau on the Asian tour, which was part of the qualifying series.
Reed now has the four best 10s in five tournaments that this year played outside Liv Golf. He tied 10 on the European tour. He was a runner in Macau and finished third in Masters.
Reed ended last year at No. 128.
It was a strong goal at Masters, although he was not happy from the opening round. Few players were more dull assessment of their performance. Reed opened 71.
“Piss Poor, quite simple,” Reed said after his Thursday round. “He hit it well, missed it in bad places and gave like a blind man.”
When he ended up 9 under 279, he did not change his melody, two shots from the playoffs.
“Putter killed me, killed me this week,” Reed said on Sunday. “I really lost the opportunity to win the green jacket for the putter.”
In front of the PGA championship, Reed will stop at Mexico City (April 25-27) and South Korea (May 2-4) for Liv Golf Actions.
