Patrick Reed: Qatar Masters win crowns DP World Tour success for Americans

Reed, the 2018 Masters champion, started the final round with a two-shot lead over Jakob Skov Olsen.

The Dane shot a one-under 71 and finished tied for third with American Johannes Veerman.

Meanwhile, Reid had a second straight round of under 70 to secure the win, although Hill posted a five-under 67 to immediately finish second.

“Golf is looking good right now,” said the 31-year-old Hill.

“I feel like I’ve done a lot of things well, and if you put me in that situation again, I feel like I can go from there.”

Last month, Reid became the second prominent American to leave LIV and return to the PGA Tour after Brooks Koepka.

American Koepka can now play on the PGA Tour directly after it recently introduced a new program for returning members.

Players who have been away from the PGA Tour for at least two years and won the Players Championship or a major between 2022 and 2025 will be allowed to play again in the Series, with the street closing on February 2.

However, Reid does not meet those criteria and rules dictate that he will not be eligible to play on the PGA Tour again until August – a year after his last LIV appearance.