Patrick Reed joins IMG stable 0rn.co/MY2 PGA Tour Patrick Reed defeated Jimmy Walker in a sudden-death playoff at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. ( Associated Press ) By Alex Miceli Thursday, January 15, 2015 HONOLULU - Patrick Reed, who recently won his fourth PGA Tour title, has signed a contract with WME | IMG, the management company announced Thursday. WME | IMG has represented some of the top players in golf, including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Greg Norman, Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods. IMG, formerly known as International Management Group, was acquired last year by William Morris Endeavor. With his victory Jan. 12 at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, Reed, 24, joined Tiger Woods, Rory McIlroy and Sergio Garcia as one of only four players in the past 20 years to win four or more PGA Tour victories by the age of 24. With my 2015 season off to a great start, Im excited to have the team at IMG and their partners at WME supporting me on and off the course, Reed said. IMG has the necessary experience and global resources to help manage my career and lead my business. WME | IMG also announced the signing of Thai golfer Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Englishman Eddie Pepperell and Italian Renato Paratore. All primarily play on the European Tour and are in the field at this weeks Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship. Jan 15, 2015 Caseys tough choice pays off at Sony Open Jan 15, 2015 Kirk uses a little luck in Sony Open 66 Jan 15, 2015 Sony Open could break Pat Perez out of slump Jan 15, 2015 McIlroy using new Nike Engage wedge in Abu Dhabi Jan 15, 2015 Simpson shoots 62 with short putter in hand Jan 15, 2015 Recap: Sony Open, Round 1 Jan 15, 2015 North Carolina, Pacific gain talent in transfers Jan 15, 2015 Alvaro Ortiz among leaders at Latin America Amateur Jan 15, 2015 Brooks de-commits from Florida, leads The Sally Jan 15, 2015 Korda battles conditions at The Sally for 2nd-round 74 Jan 15, 2015 Mitchell leads Louisville contingent at The Sally Jan 15, 2015 Mens preview: ACC Jan 15, 2015 Womens preview: ACC Jan 15, 2015 SCORES: Sony Open, Round 1 Jan 15, 2015 Young Pieters shows he can keep pace on Euro Tour PGA Tour Kirk uses a little luck in Sony Open 66 By Alex Miceli Chris Kirk turned in a solid round of 4-under 66 in the first round of the PGA Tours Sony Open in Hawaii to stay in the hunt. Kirk uses a little luck in Sony Open 66 Chris Kirk, shown at the McGladrey Classic, shot a 4-under 66 at the Sony Open in Hawaii. ( Associated Press ) By Alex Miceli Winners Style: Patrick Reed at Hyundai TOC By Cassie Stein With Patrick Reeds victory at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions, he wore Callaway polos and pants throughout the week in Kapalua. Winners Style: Patrick Reed at Hyundai TOC Patrick Reed during the final round of the 2015 Hyundai Tournament of Champions. ( Getty Images ) By Cassie Stein PGA Tour OWGR: Patrick Reed climbs to 14th By Brentley Romine Patrick Reeds victory at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions moved him to 14th in the Official World Golf Ranking. OWGR: Patrick Reed climbs to 14th Patrick Reed moved to 14th in the Official World Golf Ranking after his victory at Kapalua. ( Associated Press ) By Brentley Romine PGA Tour Reed prevails at Kapalua without best game By Jeff Babineau Patrick Reed was criticized for his confident words after winning the 2014 PGA Tour event at Doral. But the 24-year-old simply has the game to back it up. Reed prevails at Kapalua without best game Patrick Reed celebrates his win after finishing a playoff on the 18th hole during the final round of the Hyundai Tournament of Champions at Plantation Course at Kapalua. ( Getty Images ) By Jeff Babineau PGA Tour PostGame: Reed takes Kapalua in playoff Patrick Reed won the PGA Tours Hyundai Tournament of Champions on Monday in a playoff with Jimmy Walker. The Golfweek PostGame breaks down all you need to know from Kapalua, Hawaii. PostGame: Reed takes Kapalua in playoff Patrick Reed defeated Jimmy Walker in a sudden-death playoff at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. ( Associated Press ) Winners bag: Patrick Reed, Hyundai TOC By David Dusek Here is a complete list of the clubs Patrick Reed used to win the 2015 Hyundai Tournament of Champions on the PGA Tour. Winners bag: Patrick Reed, Hyundai TOC Patrick Reed won his fourth PGA Tour event at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions with the help of his Callaway clubs. By David Dusek Join The Conversation Follow Golfweek on Instagram! Follow Golfweek on Twitter! Follow Golfweek on Facebook! PGA Tour Caseys tough choice pays off at Sony Open By Alex Miceli Paul Caseys decision to play the Sony Open in Hawaii over the European Tours Abu Dhabi HSBC Golf Championship may pay off after a first-round 62. Caseys tough choice pays off at Sony Open Paul Casey co-leads the Sony Open in Hawaii through one round. ( Associated Press ) By Alex Miceli PGA Tour Kirk uses a little luck in Sony Open 66 By Alex Miceli Chris Kirk turned in a solid round of 4-under 66 in the first round of the PGA Tours Sony Open in Hawaii to stay in the hunt. Kirk uses a little luck in Sony Open 66 Chris Kirk, shown at the McGladrey Classic, shot a 4-under 66 at the Sony Open in Hawaii. ( Associated Press ) By Alex Miceli PGA Tour Sony Open could break Pat Perez out of slump By Alex Miceli Pat Perez hopes to regain his form at the PGA Tours Sony Open in Hawaii. Sony Open could break Pat Perez out of slump Pat Perez hopes to regain his form at the PGA Tours Sony Open in Hawaii. ( Associated Press ) By Alex Miceli PGA Tour Simpson shoots 62 with short putter in hand By Jeff Babineau Webb Simpson putted his way to an opening-round 62 at the Sony Open in Hawaii using a conventional-length putter. Simpson shoots 62 with short putter in hand Webb Simpson fired an 8-under 62 in the first round of the Sony Open in Hawaii. ( Associated Press ) By Jeff Babineau PGA Tour Recap: Sony Open, Round 1 By Golfweek Staff The first round of the Sony Open in Hawaii is about to start at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. Be sure to follow our live blog for all information coming from Hawaii! Recap: Sony Open, Round 1 Jimmy Walker ( Associated Press ) By Golfweek Staff PGA Tour North Carolina, Pacific gain talent in transfers By Lance Ringler In college golf, its rare for an impact player to transfer at semester even though it is legal if the player is released by the school. It happened to a few programs during winter break. North Carolina, Pacific gain talent in transfers Carter Jenkins will join the North Carolina roster in the spring. By Lance Ringler PGA Tour SCORES: Sony Open, Round 1 Follow the leaderboard at the PGA Tours Sony Open at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu. SCORES: Sony Open, Round 1 Jimmy Walker ( Associated Press ) PGA Tour Patrick Reed joins IMG stable By Alex Miceli Patrick Reed, 24, a four-time PGA Tour winner, has signed with WME | IMG, the management company announced Thursday. Patrick Reed joins IMG stable Patrick Reed defeated Jimmy Walker in a sudden-death playoff at the Hyundai Tournament of Champions. ( Associated Press ) By Alex Miceli PGA Tour PGA Tour rookies Barber, Taylor off to fast starts By Jeff Babineau Blayne Barber and Nick Taylor were standouts in college, but it has taken them some time to reach the PGA Tour. Now, the Tour rookies, both teeing it up at this weeks Sony Open, are getting a chance to see how they stack up against golfs best. PGA Tour rookies Barber, Taylor off to fast starts Blayne Barber (left) and Nick Taylor ( Photos by The Associated Press and Getty Images ) By Jeff Babineau PGA Tour PODCAST: Previewing the Sony Open in Hawaii By David Dusek David Dusek caught up with Alex Miceli at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu to preview the upcoming Sony Open. Dusek and Miceli discuss defending champion Jimmy Walker, Zach Johnson, Matt Kuchar and who else might have a shot at winning the Sony title. PODCAST: Previewing the Sony Open in Hawaii Jimmy Walker will try to defend his Sony Open title this week at Waialae Country Club. ( Associated Press ) By David Dusek PGA Tour Press-friendly Furyk wins GWAAs Murray Award By Jim McCabe Jim Furyk was named the winner of the annual ASAP/Jim Murray Award by the Golf Writers Association of America for the cooperation and accommodation he has shown media members. Press-friendly Furyk wins GWAAs Murray Award Jim Furyk was named the GWAAs ASAP/Jim Murray Award winner. ( Associated Press ) By Jim McCabe PGA Tour Todds Augusta tee time a throwback to college days By Jim McCabe Knowing hed be eligible for his first Masters start come April, Brendon Todd took advantage of an invitation to play Augusta National Golf Club in October. Todds Augusta tee time a throwback to college days Brendon Todd at the 2015 Hyundai Tournament of Champions at Kapalua. ( Getty Images ) By Jim McCabe PGA Tour DeLaet continues rest and rehab for neck pain By Jim McCabe Graham DeLaet made two long trips to chase PGA Tour events in the fall, but withdrew from each with neck pain. DeLaet continues to rehab and rest. DeLaet continues rest and rehab for neck pain Graham DeLaet continues rest and rehab for neck pain. ( Associated Press ) By Jim McCabe PGA Tour Donald seeks return to consistency on Tour By Jim McCabe Luke Donald looks forward to getting back to a consistent game - starting at the Sony Open - after a disappointing 2013-14 season the PGA Tour. Donald seeks return to consistency on Tour Luke Donald, shown at the 2014 RBC Heritage, hopes to improve on his short game in 2015. ( Associated Press ) By Jim McCabe PGA Tour Tee times: Sony Open in Hawaii, Rounds 1-2 By... #golf #collegegolf
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