Patrick Reed Wins Hong Kong Open, Ending Four-Year Victory Drought

The former Masters champion secured a three-shot victory with a record-tying performance at the Asian Tour's oldest event.

Patrick Reed claimed his first tournament victory since 2021, finishing 22 under par at the Hong Kong Open.
Reed shot an 11-under 59 in the third round, the lowest score in tournament history, though it is unofficial due to preferred lies being in play.
The American golfer maintained his lead with a final-round 66, defeating defending champion Ben Campbell by three strokes.
Reed's win ties the tournament's record for the lowest total score, matching Ian Poulter's 22 under in 2010 under similar conditions.
This marks Reed's first individual win on the Asian Tour and adds to his nine PGA Tour titles, including the 2018 Masters.