Reed won the Asian Tour’s Hong Kong Open for his first professional victory since the 2021 Farmers Insurance Open. On Saturday, he shot a 59 (with preferred lies) to vault him into the lead, and Sunday, he brought it home with a 4-under 66 to finish at 22 under for the week.

LIV Golf star Patrick Reed runs away with the Hong Kong Open, his first victory around the world since 2021. Patrick Reed stormed to a runaway victory in the $2m Link Hong Kong Open to claim the prestigious event for the first time and register his first victory in four years.

The American leads India’s Rashid Khan and Thai Nitithorn Thippong by three strokes entering the final round. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Patrick Reed won for the first time in nearly four years on Sunday when he closed with a 4-under 66 for a three-shot victory at the Hong Kong Open on the Asian Tour.

Patrick Reed became the ninth player this year to shoot a 59 or lower, though the score will not be recognized as a record on the Asian Tour because of preferred lies being used.

Patrick Reed became the second player in Asian Tour history to card a 59 when he posted golf’s magic number in Saturday’s third round of the Hong Kong Open.

Former Masters champion Patrick Reed triumphed on the Asian Tour for the first time with a dominant three-stroke victory at the Hong Kong Open on Sunday. Reed, the champion at Augusta in 2018 and a nine-time winner on the US PGA Tour,

Seeking his first victory in nearly four years, Patrick Reed shot 59 on Saturday during the third round of the Link Hong Kong Open to take a three-shot lead. Th