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Patrick Reed claims that his DP World Tour login credentials are not working

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Despite resigning his membership to the PGA Tour, 2018 Masters champion Patrick Reed is happy to retain his Honorary Lifetime Membership of the European/DP World Tour, this week appearing as the second highest ranked player at the Open de France.

As part of the tour’s ban against LIV players, organizers removed Reed’s name from the entry list for the Scottish Open in July but he since appeared at the 150th Open Championship, finishing 42nd, and at the tour’s flagship event, the BMW PGA at Wentworth, where he was part of he top-10 that also included LIV Talor Gooch – both prize-money payouts covering any fines that were administered.

With the LIV series unable to claim points on the OWGR, Reed has been seeking qualifying points on alternate tours, recently taking part at the International Series Singapore, an event that carries the backing of the Greg Norman-led organization.

At Wentworth, Reed was at pains to comment how much he enjoys the challenges of European golf, particularly the links and more difficult of courses, such as he will find at Le Golf National this week.

“I enjoy the different questions we get asked on a links,” he said. “There are like 10 different ways you can play every shot. So you have to commit to one way and allow all that other noise in your head to escape. In that respect, links golf is more mental than physical. On tour, we all have the physical talent. But the winner is always the guy who can really believe the ball will fly a certain number and let it run to the hole. Or the guy who can hit a shot so far off what appears to be the correct line, yet know that the ball will get back to the flag.”

Whilst he hasn’t played the course in individual competition, he was part of the defeated US team at the 2018 Ryder Cup, winning one point from three matches by defeating Tyrrell Hatton in the Sunday singles.

Despite that ‘loyalty’ to the DP World Tour, he has again hit the news with a controversial take on a problem – he can’t log in to his DP World Tour account.

After finishing 12th at LIV Chicago on Sunday, Reed told Golf.com writer Sean Zak that his login credentials haven’t worked for weeks, despite trying to reset his password.

Of the 40-odd replies to the tweet, there are none in favour of the former world number six, now ranked 50 and desperate to at least be in a qualifying position for the majors.

Whatever the view, Reed is a player that thrives on adversity. Debutantes rarely win at LGN, but what a story it would be if the former ‘Captain America’ could do so.

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The golf-related tweet that has led to Dave Portnoy’s Twitter account being locked

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The founder of Barstool Sports, Dave Portnoy, has recently taken up golf betting. Portnoy bet Scottie Scheffler at last week’s Travelers Championship.

On Sunday, Scheffler was once again in the lead during the final round of the event when protestors stormed the 18th green prior to Scottie and his playing partner Tom Kim, attempting their putts.

Portnoy was irate with the protestors intruding on the golf tournament and voiced his displeasure through his X account.

In a tweet that’s since been taken down, Portnoy wrote, “EXECUTE THESE PROTESTORS!!!!”.

Apparently, the tweet has gotten Portnoy banned from X.

It’s unclear when Portnoy will be reinstated to X.

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Charley Hull signed very unusual item for fan at last week’s PGA Championship

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LPGA Tour player, Charley Hull, is one of the most popular women’s golfers on the planet. The 28-year-old is a great golfer, but recently has gained popularity due to the fact that openly smokes cigarettes on the golf course during events.

This past weekend, Hull was once involved with a cigarette on the golf course, this time signing one for a fan.

A signed cigarette is quite the souvenir, and I’d imagine that one cigarette that will never be smoked.

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Golf Galaxy employee pounds 3 beers before playoff to qualify for Rocket Mortgage Classic

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On Monday, the popular social media account, “Monday Q Info”, posted an interview with Nick Bienz, who is a Golf Galaxy employee that Monday qualified into this week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic.

Bienz was drinking a few beers prior to the playoff, and managed to get himself in.

The interview with Bienz is about four minutes long but absolutely worth watching.

After he got in the field at Detroit Golf Club, Bienz sent a text to Ryan French of “Monday Q Info”.

The golf world will be captivated by Bienz’ performance beginning on Thursday.

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