Patrick Reed

Rory McIlroy claimed Wednesday that he never saw Patrick Reed flick a tee in his direction in Dubai.

“He saw me, and he decided not to react. “Rory just looked down there and was messing with his Trackman and kind of decided to ignore us,” Reed said, according to Golf Digest. “I was subpoenaed by his lawyer on Christmas Eve,” McIlroy explained. It was kind of a funny shot back. Larry Klayman, who is part of Reed’s team of lawyers, has alleged that McIlroy, Davis Love III and Tiger Woods are co-conspirators in the PGA Tour’s antitrust scheme to destroy the LIV Golf League. “Yeah, it’s nothing.”

Tuesday was a difficult time for golf fans who learned of a horrifying act of violence between two of the best players in the world on a driving range.

Anyway, a hearty thanks to the brave soul that captured this on camera. . . It might be even better than the video of But the connection of the attorney to Reed would suggest we shouldn't be expecting the Reeds and McIlroys to be holidaying together in the near future. It is believed that the subpoena was not for any of the anti-defamation cases that Reed has initiated against golf media members but rather a separate case that Reed's attorney is involved in that alleges that McIlroy, Davis Love III and Tiger Woods are co-conspirators in the PGA Tour’s antitrust scheme to destroy the LIV Golf League. I didn't really feel like . I didn't feel the need to acknowledge him. But in a way, this actually makes it better. In what other sport could such a lame act be treated as such an affront? It was reported that Patrick Reed threw not a punch, I don't know where he [Reed] is living. Check out the PG-rated clip for yourself:

Rory McIlroy insists reports of his practice range meeting with Patrick Reed are 'a storm in a tea-cup' but followed it up with some strong comments.

I’m living in reality; I don’t know where he’s living. McIlroy sat and listened to the long-winded question before not verbally responding. Asked about the incident by reporters in Dubai, McIlroy said, "So, I didn’t see a tee coming my direction at all, but apparently that’s what happened. [January 25, 2023] At the Emirates Golf Club range, on Tuesday, Reed attempted to speak with McIlroy but was blanked. "So of course, trying to have a nice time with my family and someone shows up on your doorstep and delivers that, you’re not going to take that well.

Rory McIlroy insists he “didn't feel the need” to acknowledge Patrick Reed and would have expected a lawsuit if he'd thrown a tee at the American.

“I thought The Hero Cup was a great thing a couple of weeks ago for our Ryder Cup chances. “I didn't really watch much of the American Express last week. I didn't see a tee. I didn't feel a tee. But I feel like most of the heavy lifting was done last year. “I didn't see it,” McIlroy said of the tee. “Yeah, I was subpoenaed by his lawyer on Christmas Eve. “I didn't see it, no. “I mean, exactly, right,” McIlroy said. I mean, I don't see your - like. “So I didn't see a tee coming my direction at all, but apparently, that's what happened. “I didn't duck,” he said.

The former Masters champion is one of 13 players involved in an arbitration case with the DP World Tour over sanctions imposed for playing the first LIV event ...

“So I didn’t see a tee coming my direction at all, but apparently that’s what happened. I didn’t feel the need to acknowledge him. “I’m living in reality, I don’t know where he’s living. “He saw me and he decided not to react. If you’re going to act like an immature little child then you might as well be treated like one.” It was kind of a funny shot back.

Patrick Reed has labelled Rory McIlroy an “immature little child” over the incident that saw the American throw a tee at the World Number 1 golfer in Dubai.

McIlroy was also asked about the incident and replied: “I didn't see it. Reed added: “He saw me and he decided not to to react. Reed stood near McIlroy a few seconds with the intention of saying hello but McIlroy did not even turn his head towards him.

Day Two of bizarre episode as divisions between PGA Tour standard bearer and American Patrick Reed appear to deepen in Dubai: 'I'm living in reality, ...

That’s the thing that I’ve always struggled with: if a five-year-old boy or girl know that they work hard and they shoot the scores, there’s a merit-based system in golf all the way through junior golf, amateur golf, all the way up to the professional level and they can make it to the top levels of the game. He’s not had a long career but all of his career, he’s played consistently at a very, very high level. He needs to rely on a team just like all of us rely on teams to do things. “I didn’t see a tee coming my direction at all, but apparently that’s what happened. He’s playing some of the best golf he’s played in his career. I didn’t feel a tee. Reed has launched a defamation case against the Golf Channel and its analyst Brandel Chamblee, whom he alleges conspired with the PGA Tour’s commissioner Jay Monahan to defame him. I didn’t see a tee. I was busy working and sort of doing my practise. “I was subpoenaed by his lawyer on Christmas Eve. “He saw me and he decided not to react. It was kind of a funny shot back.

Reed attempted to say hello to McIlroy earlier this week at the Dubai Desert Classic, only for McIlroy to ignore Reed, leading to Reed tossing a LIV Golf tee in ...

Reed confirmed the interaction with McIlroy went down to the Daily Mail: “He saw me and he decided not to not to react. It appears Reed was trying to send a subliminal message, according to Reed: “We all know where it came from—being part of LIV. It’s almost like, a lot of people within the game, it’s almost like a hobby to sort of kick him when he’s down. It’s almost like it’s obliviousness to it rather than anything intentful, in terms of trying to get away with anything.” or society continues to get lazier and less creative by the day. it would be pretty cool if this thing became a thing. [down](https://www.golfdigest.com/story/rory-mcilroy-facial-expression-patrick-reed) between Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed in Dubai this week has burned social media to the ground. It was kind of a funny shot back. That’s what McIlroy said, and a quick check of law documents says the subpoena was delivered to his residence, explaining then Rory's response: “I was trying to have a nice time with my family. I didn't feel a tee. I didn't see a tee. We did our best to sort this mess out, and what better way to do so than to answer whatever questions you may have about golf’s newest feud.

Rory McIlroy was on the driving range Tuesday at the Dubai Desert Classic when he was approached by Patrick Reed, one of the high-profile players to have ...

"Wasn't quite the way I wanted to finish it off," McIlroy said. He finished a shot behind [Viktor Hovland](https://www.espn.com/golf/player/_/id/436487/viktor-hovland) and [Richard Bland](https://www.espn.com/golf/player/_/id/1441/richard-bland), and Hovland wound up winning a playoff. "I've been coming here for a long time, 17 years," he said. "He saw me, and he decided not to react. "Rory just looked down there and was messing with his Trackman and kind of decided to ignore us," Reed said. 18 on Sunday after hitting his second shot into the water in front of the green. It was kind of a funny shot back. "I've got a level of comfort here. "But apparently that's what happened," McIlroy said. He didn't provide specifics about the subpoena, but "So again, I'm living in reality, I don't know where he's living. "We all knew where it came from -- being part of LIV.