Patrick Reed Clinches First LIV Win in Dallas After Four-Man Playoff Thriller

Patrick Reed broke through with his first LIV Golf victory in Dallas, defeating Sergio Garcia, Dean Burmester, and Matthew Wolff in a tense four-man playoff. His winning birdie—drained with his daughter’s putter—capped off a weekend of high drama, delivering individual glory and a team win for Crushers GC.

29 June, 2025

Patrick Reed wins his first LIV Golf title in Dallas after a thrilling four-man playoff. A dramatic birdie using his daughter’s putter seals a historic moment.

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🔥 A Playoff to Remember: Reed Seizes His LIV Moment in Texas

After months of close calls and near-misses, Patrick Reed finally got his breakthrough on the LIV Golf circuit, winning the LIV Golf Dallas event in spectacular fashion. It took a sudden-death four-man playoff, clutch putting, and a heartfelt moment involving his daughter’s putter to seal the deal. With his victory, Reed not only ended his personal drought, but also etched his name into the LIV Golf record books.

🏌️ LIV Golf Dallas 2025 – Final Leaderboard

Position	Player	Team	R1	R2	R3	Total
🏆 1	🇺🇸 Patrick Reed	4Aces GC	-5	-4	+3	-6
T2	🇯🇵 Jinichiro Kozuma	Iron Heads GC	E	-2	-4	-6
T2	🇿🇦 Louis Oosthuizen	Stinger GC	-1	-1	-4	-6
T2	🇬🇧 Paul Casey	Crushers GC	-1	-5	E	-6
T5	🇺🇸 Charles Howell III	Crushers GC	E	-1	-4	-5
T5	🇮🇪 Tom McKibbin	Legion XIII	-1	-1	-3	-5

🚨 Key Moments & Player Highlights

The final round was a rollercoaster. Reed posted a 6-under 65 to join Sergio Garcia, Dean Burmester, and Matthew Wolff at the top of the leaderboard at 14-under-par. The tension escalated quickly at Maridoe Golf Club, as the playoff moved into sudden-death territory. Reed rolled in a 15-foot birdie putt on the second extra hole, claiming his first individual LIV title. The drama was only amplified by the fact he used his 9-year-old daughter’s putter for the win—a club he hadn’t touched since she gave it to him for Father’s Day. (Golf Digest)

🌟 Tournament Highlights

Patrick Reed claimed his first-ever individual LIV Golf title with a birdie on the second playoff hole at Maridoe.

Crushers GC secured the team victory thanks to top-5 finishes from Paul Casey and Charles Howell III.

Paul Casey fired a second-round 65 (-5), tying the lowest round of the tournament.

Jinichiro Kozuma and Louis Oosthuizen both finished tied for second at -6, narrowly missing out in the playoff.

Reed’s winning putter was a Father’s Day gift from his 9-year-old daughter — used for the first time this week.

🎯 Patrick Reed’s Championship Performance

Reed was locked in all weekend, delivering consistent iron play and crucial saves. His precision off the tee set him up for birdie chances on key par-4s, and his short game proved decisive under pressure. He led the field in strokes gained putting during the final round, a stat that underscores the clutch nature of his final birdie. According to ESPN, this win marks his first individual LIV title and his first professional win since 2021.

📊 Stat Zone: LIV Golf Dallas Snapshot

Winning Score: -6 (Playoff victory)

Low Round of the Week: 65 (-6) by Paul Casey (Round 2)

Playoff Format: Sudden-death, 4 players, 2 holes

Team Champion: Crushers GC (Paul Casey, Charles Howell III)

Birdie Putt Distance (Playoff): 15 feet by Patrick Reed

Putter Used: Gift from daughter, used in competition for first time

💥 Contenders Who Made It Close

Sergio Garcia seemed destined for glory, especially after his pinpoint wedge left him a short birdie look in regulation. Dean Burmester, riding momentum from previous top-10s, kept his foot on the gas throughout the week. Matthew Wolff added volatility and flair to the final group, nearly holing a chip-in during the playoff. But none could match Reed’s steadiness when it mattered most. (Sports Illustrated)

💬 Patrick Reed on His LIV Dallas Victory:

“To win with my daughter’s putter, on Father’s Day week, is just surreal. It’s something I’ll never forget. I’ve been grinding for this moment, and to finally break through on LIV is truly special.”

🌍 Impact on the Golf World

Reed’s victory sends ripples across both the LIV and global golf communities. As one of the original high-profile signings for LIV, Reed had faced scrutiny for his lack of wins. This triumph not only validates his decision to join the league but reaffirms his standing as one of golf’s premier clutch performers. It also boosts his stock heading into major qualification discussions. Meanwhile, Crushers GC took home the team title, continuing their strong run in 2025. (LIV Golf News)

🏆 GOAT Meter: Patrick Reed’s Breakthrough

✅ First individual LIV Golf title (Dallas 2025)
✅ Won a four-man playoff with clutch birdie
✅ Used daughter’s putter for tournament win
✅ Helped 4Aces GC contend in the team standings
⏳ Eyes now set on major qualification and OWGR rebound

🔥 Verdict: Reed’s emotional Dallas victory reignites his legacy and signals a LIV resurgence — a GOAT resume back in motion.

🎉 Fan Experience & Tournament Atmosphere

The Texas crowd was electric. From DJ sets to interactive fan zones, LIV Dallas delivered on entertainment. Thousands gathered near the final green to witness the playoff, erupting when Reed’s birdie fell. According to Fox Sports, the tournament marked one of the best-attended events on the 2025 LIV calendar. Family-friendly zones and real-time AR leaderboard screens added a modern twist that resonated with both die-hards and newcomers.

🔮 Conclusion & What’s Next?

Patrick Reed’s Dallas win is more than just a personal milestone—it’s a turning point in his LIV career. With renewed confidence, he’ll look to carry momentum into the upcoming stretch of international LIV events, including stops in Spain and Singapore. Fans can expect a reenergized Reed, possibly eyeing the season-long points title. For now, he’ll enjoy this long-awaited victory—with his daughter’s putter in tow.