Patrick Reed's streak of playing in majors in jeopardy at PGA Championship

Patrick Reed has not missed a major since he first became eligible for them at the 2014 Masters, a streak that now is in peril with the PGA Championship two months away. The PGA of America sent out its first batch of invitations, and Reed was not on the list. Joaquin Niemann received an invitation, having won the Australian Open and posting two other top-5 finishes in European tour-sanctioned events, along with a LIV victory.

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