Former Masters champion Patrick Reed is set to return to the PGA Tour after a stint with LIV Golf. Reed confirmed his decision, citing a desire to be closer to family and a feeling that he missed the competitive grind. He will be eligible to compete again on the PGA Tour starting August 25th, potentially in the FedEx Cup Fall events.

Reed's return follows Brooks Koepka's recent move back to the PGA Tour. As part of his agreement, Reed will forfeit player equity in PGA Tour Enterprises through 2030. He is currently ranked 29th in the world and is likely to gain entry into major tournaments. LIV Golf expressed gratitude for Reed's time, while also supporting player movement.

Reed's decision comes after winning the Dubai Desert Classic. He had not finalized his contract with LIV, and the victory seemingly fueled his desire to return to the PGA Tour. The PGA Tour has stated its commitment to welcoming back players through a consistent process. This move is a boost for the PGA Tour amid ongoing competition.

What does this mean for the future? The 2026 season will see Reed back on the PGA Tour, adding another competitive name to the mix. It remains to be seen how this will affect the ongoing rivalry between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf. The impact on the Presidents Cup team is also worth watching.