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Patrick Reed loses in a playoff as Freddy Schott wins Bahrain Championship
Freddy Schott, ranked No. 436, claimed his first title by winning a playoff after Patrick Reed bogeyed and Calum Hill faltered, in a high-stakes finish on the European Tour.
- On Sunday, Patrick Reed was beaten in a playoff by Freddy Schott after regulation ended level, deciding the Bahrain title.
- During a whirlwind week, Patrick Reed announced he was leaving LIV Golf after his bid at the Dubai Desert Classic last Sunday.
- Facing Hill and Reed, a three-man playoff at Royal Golf Club saw Hill hook his drive out of bounds and shank a shot into water, leaving Schott in position to win.
- No. 436-ranked Freddy Schott captured his first professional title, ending a five-year title drought since turning pro and saying he battled nerves.
- Reed is entered in the Qatar Masters next week after weekend rounds of 66 and 67, pursuing a top-10 Race to Dubai position to secure PGA Tour status.
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Freddy Schott wins for the first time on the DP World Tour in Bahrain. The German golfer decides against Patrick Reed and Callum Hill to take the stabbing for himself – a milestone after years in the fight for the tour map. Hill will also not forget this day so quickly.
·Dortmund, Germany
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Patrick Reed loses in a playoff as Freddy Schott wins Bahrain Championship
Patrick Reed’s bid for back-to-back titles on ththe e European tour has come up just short after he was beaten in a playoff won by Freddy Schott for his first title.
·United States
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Bahrain Championship: Freddy Schott wins first DP World Tour title after thrilling play-off with Patrick Reed and Calum Hill
Germanys Freddy Schott beat Calum Hill and Patrick Reed in a dramatic play-off at the Bahrain Championship; watch Justin Rose attempt to win his 13th PGA Tour title at the Farmers Insurance Open, live on Sky Sports Golf on Sunday from 3.30pm
·United Kingdom
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