Patrick Reed's caddie 'shoves' fan at Presidents Cup

Saturday, 14 December 2019 13:41

Patrick Reed's caddie has been banned from the Presidents Cup in Melbourne after getting into a fistfight with a fan.

Kessler Karain - also Reed's brother-in-law - "shoved" a fan who verbally abused his player after Saturday's morning session at Royal Melbourne.

In a statement, the PGA Tour said "Karain will not return to caddie for Sunday’s final-round singles matches" after an "incident took place on Saturday".

Reed later issued a statement saying he respects the tour’s decision.

The American's coach Josh Gregory is expected to step in to carry his bag for the final day.

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