Speaking with Karen Crouse an hour after departing Le Golf National, where the Americans suffered a seven-point Ryder Cup loss, Reed ripped into Jordan Spieth and American captain Jim Furyk.
“The issue’s obviously with Jordan not wanting to play with me,” Reed told Karen Crouse of the New York Times Sunday night.
Justine Reed expressed similar sentiments on Twitter over the weekend, telling one person on Twitter to ” ask Jordan” when he lamented the Spieth-Reed breakup.
Reed’s wife Justine was angry about a GolfChannel.com editor’s comment on Reed’s less-than-steller play, and also made mention it was Spieth that wanted to break-up the pairing.
I caught up with Justine Reed this morning to confirm that this was in fact her Twitter account. She had an interesting response. "I can’t really say, I don’t know," she said. When pressed with specifics, she declined to answer any further questions. https://t.co/JF9DmbG7h4
— Dylan Dethier (@dylan_dethier) September 30, 2018
This is not the first time Reed has jabbed Spieth. Earlier in the season, Reed, in a spat with a rules official at Bay Hill, made a comment that Spieth would have received a more favorable ruling.
Reed went 0-2 with Woods as partner, winning his lone point of the weekend after the cup had already been decided. For his part, Spieth went 3-1 with Thomas.
My favourite part of Ryder Cup Sunday, Butch Harmon raging with Patrick Reed, who's simply taking the piss out of himself. 😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/EQLhGBbf0B
— Gav T (@gav980612) September 30, 2018
Reed has become the villain of the PGA. He’s definitely not winning over any new fans.
🤫 Americans more liked than Patrick Reed…
– Donald Trump
– Kim Kardashian
– Harvey Weinstein
– Logan Paul
– Shooter McGavin #RyderCup pic.twitter.com/4YefS8CJr2
— The Sportsman (@TheSportsman) September 30, 2018
