Former Masters Champion Patrick Reed Eyeing Ryder Cup Return Ahead of PGA Tour Comeback

Former Masters Champion Patrick Reed Eyeing Ryder Cup Return Ahead of PGA Tour Comeback

Patrick Reed has 8 points in 3 Ryder Cup appearances and has earned the nickname of "Captain America" while donning the colors of USA.

Patrick Reed (Image via Imago)

Patrick Reed will return to the PGA Tour next year. Ahead of his grand comeback, the former Masters Champion opened up about his goals and revealed he was eyeing a return to the Ryder Cup as well.

The former Masters Champion left LIV Golf earlier this year, in January. In August, he became eligible to return to the PGA Tour.

The American international spent the 2026 season on the DP World Tour, winning the Dubai Desert Classic and the Qatar Masters. Ahead of the DP World Tour Championship, he sits 3rd in the rankings.

While his previous 9 wins on the PGA Tour earned him past-champion status for the 2027 season, he is now in line to earn a PGA Tour card with a top-10 finish in the season-long championship race on the European circuit.

As he tries to become just the 2nd American to win the Race to Dubai title, he has already set some big goals. One of them is to return to the U.S. Ryder Cup team.

Any time I can represent United States...