Patrick Reed has revealed he enjoyed the back and forth 'banter' with the UK crowd at LIV Golf's London event, and is looking forward to more at the upcoming Open Championship.
Reed has often found himself at the centre of player-crowd interaction, but it has not always been positive. The American has played pantomime villain with European crowds, infamously 'shushing' the home crowd at the 2014 and 2018 Ryder Cup.
And at this week's LIV event on British soil, Reed once again pulled out the crowd shush, albeit in a much more comical way this time around. This came whilst Reed was playing alongside former European rivals, turned LIV colleagues Lee Westwood and Ian Poulter in Saturday's second round.
