LIV Golf Players Push Back on Patrick Reed Criticism as They Claim He’s ‘Misunderstood’ A paradox of immense talent, but often falling to public skepticism, Patrick Reed lives as a 'villain.' But his

“Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, ‘To be great is to be misunderstood.’ And I often think I am greatly misunderstood.” For Patrick Reed , his name has long been synonymous with golf’s most polarizing figure. A paradox of immense talent, but often falling to public skepticism. Whether it’s the media portrayal or his own remarks, the self-proclaimed ‘Captain America’ lives as a ‘villain’ in the golf world. But if you ask those close to him, their answer does not match the headlines.

In a video posted by 4Aces Golf Club, Reed’s team members took it upon themselves to push back against the narrative that has for years clouded the LIV star. “Is Patrick Reed misunderstood? One hundred percent,” the video features. “You could say, he’s played the best on LIV,” says Dustin Johsnon (DJ) . “T