Philip Reid is a Sports Journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in competitive sports, covering a wide range of topics including individual and team sports, international sports leagues and federations, as well as major league sports and tournaments. Philip's insights and analyses have been featured in the American Meteorological Society, The Irish Times, and CMS.
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Philip Reid's coverage predominantly focuses on golf, sports stars, interviews, golf tournaments, and championships. Given this focus, he would likely be more responsive to pitches that involve exclusive interviews or unique insights into the world of golf.
Reaching out with story ideas about emerging talents in the golfing world or updates about established players is likely to resonate well with Philip. Additionally, offering access to exclusive interviews with prominent figures in the sport could capture his attention.
Considering his national geographic focus (Ireland), stories related to Irish golfers or events within Ireland’s sporting community might also pique his interest.
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By: Philip Reid
Dustin Johnson was victorious last time US Open came here, but he won’t be repeating the feat
Golden duo part of growing contingent from that part of the world aiming to have an impact in top events
Saturday’s third round looks likely to be impacted by weather delays
Birdie on 18th helped the world number two survive but a frustrated Shane Lowry missed out on the weekend
By: Philip Reid
McIlroy cards four-over 74 to slip back to 10 over par after third round
By: Philip Reid
McIlroy enjoys best round of the week at the US Open as he closes with three-under 67
Spaun overcomes five dropped shots in first six holes to finish with a 65-feet birdie putt on the 18th and a win by two strokes
Shane Lowry and Rory McIlroy looking forward to going back to Ireland after this week's PGA Tour event
Leona Maguire heads to Major week struggling for form
By: Philip Reid
Everything you need to know about this week's LPGA and PGA Tour events KPMG Women's PGA Championship Purse: €10.45 million ($12m)/(€1.5m/$1.8m to the winner)
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