DP World India Championship 2026: Patrick Reed waits to see if he makes cut
Play was suspended Friday because of darkness with half the field still to finish the second round. Patrick Reed, the leader in the season-long Race to Dubai standings, shot 3-under 69 as part of the early wave and was on level par for the week.
NEW DELHI — As the DP World India Championship progressed on Friday, Patrick Reed found himself awaiting the outcome of whether he would make the cut. The suspension of play due to darkness left half the field yet to complete the second round. Reed had started his round strong, shooting 3-under 69 and was currently level par for the week. This placed him eight shots behind the clubhouse leader, Angel Hidalgo, and three shots behind fellow competitors Adrian Meronk and Joost Luiten.
Thomas Detry demonstrated resilience by playing only six holes of the second round, also managing to reach an 8-under total. The stakes for Reed were heightened with his rivals for the Race to Dubai title, Eugenio Chacarra and Rory McIlroy, both of whom had made strong starts before the lights went out. Chacarra had improved his position following his opening 67 with birdies at holes 1 and 3, leaving him 7-under for the week, while McIlroy had started off well with a 10-foot eagle putt on hole 1, currently standing at 4-under for the week.
The tournament resumed on Saturday, with play starting at 6:45 a.m. local time following the early conclusion due to darkness.
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