Patrick's sister posted this last night on the Tour's Facebook page.
While many people may not know, I am Patrick Reed's younger sister. Growing up Patrick and I were closer than normal. Over the past few years, I have sat back and watched the numerous and disgusting accusations his wife, mother-in-law and everyone now associated as his family have made. Patrick is not the same person he use to be. He accused me of faking my two kidney surgeries to get him back into my life, completely disowned me, never wishing me a happy birthday, congrations for graduating, ect. I have reached out to him various times and get no response. This is not a brother anymore, but a selfish, horrible stranger and it's heartbreaking. He had an AMAZING life. My parents gave up EVERYTHING for his dream of becoming a golfer. How can you win events and not thank your parents? They are the reason you even had your first golf lesson, went to events and spent tons of money so you would have the best possible chance of achieving your dream. There was NEVER EVER any abuse mentally or physcially, abuse of alcohol, or fist fights in the parking lot because he had a bad round. The fact that Patrick is allowing his new family to say that is insane. From growing up with him first hand, I know the TRUTH. I am sick and tired of Patrick, his new family and the media potraying my family, especially my parents as abusive and crazy people. It is devastating seeing my parents hurt and suffer from what is being posted about them. It is time for the media and everyone to understand the truth. How can his new family say these things when they weren't even there. I was. It is time for the world to know how Patrick is continuing to play the victim. I never wanted to do this, but it is whats right. If Patrick was the same person he use to be, then he would see it too. I don't want your money or anything from you. None of my family does. The money your earning is based off lies. Money is not everything. At the end of the day, your character is what counts. The character you are living Patrick Reed, is not how OUR parents raised us.
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While many people may not know, I am Patrick Reed's younger sister. Growing up Patrick and I were closer than normal. Over the past few years, I have sat back and watched the numerous and disgusting accusations his wife, mother-in-law and everyone now associated as his family have made. Patrick is not the same person he use to be. He accused me of faking my two kidney surgeries to get him back into my life, completely disowned me, never wishing me a happy birthday, congrations for graduating, ect. I have reached out to him various times and get no response. This is not a brother anymore, but a selfish, horrible stranger and it's heartbreaking. He had an AMAZING life. My parents gave up EVERYTHING for his dream of becoming a golfer. How can you win events and not thank your parents? They are the reason you even had your first golf lesson, went to events and spent tons of money so you would have the best possible chance of achieving your dream. There was NEVER EVER any abuse mentally or physcially, abuse of alcohol, or fist fights in the parking lot because he had a bad round. The fact that Patrick is allowing his new family to say that is insane. From growing up with him first hand, I know the TRUTH. I am sick and tired of Patrick, his new family and the media potraying my family, especially my parents as abusive and crazy people. It is devastating seeing my parents hurt and suffer from what is being posted about them. It is time for the media and everyone to understand the truth. How can his new family say these things when they weren't even there. I was. It is time for the world to know how Patrick is continuing to play the victim. I never wanted to do this, but it is whats right. If Patrick was the same person he use to be, then he would see it too. I don't want your money or anything from you. None of my family does. The money your earning is based off lies. Money is not everything. At the end of the day, your character is what counts. The character you are living Patrick Reed, is not how OUR parents raised us.
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