Despite controversy and critics, Reed shined again in the harsh glare, capturing his eighth career PGA Tour victory at WGC-Mexico.

The bookies had Patrick Reed at 40-1 odds going into the Mexico Championship, which should have come down before he even hit a shot. It left no doubt, however, that the 29-year-old Reed might be as resilient as anyone in golf. Reed slips on ear pods when he arrives on the putting green and uses whatever

The bookies had Patrick Reed at 40-1 odds going into the Mexico Championship, which should have come down before he even hit a shot. It left no doubt, however, that the 29-year-old Reed might be as resilient as anyone in golf. Reed slips on ear pods when he arrives on the putting green and uses whatever

Reed may never be able to fully restore his reputation after video images showed him improving his lie in a sandy waste area at the World Challenge in December but he has proved in Mexico that he can roll with the punches and rise to the challenge. While Reed said at the time his error in the Bahamas

Hovland, who won the 2018 U.S. Amateur Championship and was making just his 17th start on the Tour, reacted with glee when his putt crashed into the back of the cup at considerable speed and dropped in at Coco Beach in Rio Grande. Hovland, who turned pro last June, finished at 20-under-par 268, edging

Rory McIlroy started the final round at the WGC-Mexico Championship four strokes back, and he finished his week at Chapultepec Golf Club in the same spot.

Patrick Reed had a statistically impressive putting week on Chapultepec's poa greens en route to winning the WGC-Mexico Championship.

Patrick Reed was more concerned about how to save par than how to answer his critics. A week that began with Brooks Koepka saying he thought Reed cheated when he was penalized for swiping away sand in the Bahamas ended with Reed delivering clutch moments down the stretch Sunday to win the Mexico Championship

Patrick Reed came through in the clutch, firing three late birdies in a four-under par 67 for a one-shot victory over Bryson DeChambeau in the WGC Mexico Championship on Sunday. Former Masters champion Reed stayed patient through a frustrating front nine at Chapultepec Golf Club, and as a string of

Bryson DeChambeau made a point to congratulate Patrick Reed after his victory over DeChambeau on Sunday in Mexico City.