Patrick Reed comments on how he’d feel if Jon Rahm was allowed straight back on the PGA Tour
Patrick Reed has responded to being asked whether he would have a particular problem if the PGA Tour decided to offer Jon Rahm an immediate route back following his decision to leave LIV Golf. Rahm’s future remains somewhat uncertain after it was announced last month that he would not be signing a contract with LIV 2.
Patrick Reed has been asked his opinion on whether Jon Rahm should be permitted to return to the PGA Tour. Reactions to Rahm's decision to stay with LIV for 2027 have been mixed, with some suggesting his suspension should end sooner than August. Reed, who earned his PGA Tour card for next season, acknowledges the matter is under consideration but believes qualification should grant one the right to play anywhere.
He also notes his past enjoyment of playing with Rahm. Rahm has hinted he might have accepted Brooks Koepka's PGA Tour return terms but doubts he would receive the same treatment.
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