Officialsportsbetting.com NCAA Basketball Betting Meet Patrick Reed, the controversial Masters champion whose wife was his caddy and who hasn’t talked to his family in 6 years

Meet Patrick Reed, the controversial Masters champion whose wife was his caddy and who hasn’t talked to his family in 6 years

Patrick Reed won the Masters on Sunday, cementing his rise to the top of the golf world. The victory brought attention to Reed’s wife, Justine, who served as Reed’s caddy for two years, and his parents, who haven’t spoken to their son since 2012. Reed hasn’t commented much on his family, but the scarce details that are public give a glimpse into Reed’s life. Patrick Reed won the 2018 Masters tournament in Augusta, Georgia on Sunday, holding off a late charge from a fan favorites Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler to earn himself the coveted green jacket and a place in golf’s history books. Reed, 27, has had a turbulent ride in the public spotlight, including a controversial college career and a

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