Jordan Spieth has a warning for Patrick Reed following his Masters win

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Patrick Reed has set his sights on becoming world number one after securing his first major title with a gritty victory in the Masters.

Reed saw his three-shot overnight advantage wiped out following a stunning charge from Ryder Cup partner Jordan Spieth, but regained the lead with a birdie on the 14th and held his nerve to par the last four holes at Augusta National.

The 27-year-old’s statement that he believed he was a top-five player in the world, made after claiming his third PGA Tour title in 2014, raised a few eyebrows at the time.

But, Reed now has even loftier ambitions after a win which takes him to 11th in the updated rankings and means all four major titles belong to American players aged 27 or younger.

“I don’t ever regret anything I really say,” Reed said. “I stand by my comments. I feel like I’ve played some golf that I need to play in order to get to where I want to be, and that’s to be the best golfer in the world.

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