Patrick Reed & # 39; Jordan Spieth & # 39; to the blind & # 39; obviously did not want to play with him | Bleacher's report

Patrick Reed said that he had been left "blinded" by the decision to split his partnership with Jordan Spieth at the 2018 Ryder Cup.

The American duo Jim Furyk decided to put Spieth alongside Justin Thomas and Reed with Tiger Woods. The United States lost 17.5-10.5 against Europe.

Reed said after the loss that the decision had taken him by surprise, and that Spieth was perhaps the driving force behind New York Times (h / t Bob Harig from ESPN.com).

"The problem is obviously that Jordan does not want to play with me," said the Masters champion. "I do not have any problem with Jordan, when it comes down to that, I do not care if I like the person I am in a relationship with or if the person likes me as long as it works." the team for success He and I know how to improve, we know how to do the job. "

Reed also stated that he felt that Furyk's decision to leave him on two of the five sessions was flawed: "For someone as good as me in the Ryder Cup, I do not think that's a good thing. it is wise to sit twice. "

Previously, Reed and Spieth had four wins, two losses and tied one of their matches in the Ryder Cup duet.

During a disappointing weekend for the United States, the partnership between Spieth and Thomas was one of the highlights as they won three of their four games. Reed and Woods failed to score a point, even though the first won his singles match against Tyrrell Hatton on Sunday.

Golf journalist Jason Sobel does not understand why Reed is so unhappy with Furyk's decisions:

By Golf DigestJoel Beall, the man nicknamed Captain America after his previous performances at the Ryder Cup, is never far from controversy:

According to Harig, there were "rumblings" in the preparation of the tournament that Spieth wanted to end the double action with Reed. He said he had "won" the precedent in previous matches.

"And earlier this year at the Arnold Palmer Invitational Tournament, Reed was dismayed when a rules officer did not give him a favorable decision and was told that" if I was Jordan Spieth, he would have it. would have received, "added Harig.

Reed won his first major title this year at the Masters, producing a great bet to win at Augusta National.

The Ryder Cup will be held in two years in Whistling Straits, Wisconsin. Anyone leading the US attempt to regain the trophy will hope that tensions will fade between two of the country's best golfers by then.