By Thomas Bristow Patrick Reed said everything about his third round at the Masters was awful – before declaring his chipping is ‘amazing’. The LIV Golf rebel carded a 73 on Saturday, leaving him at 1-over for the tournament and eight shots behind leader Scottie Scheffler. Reed was one of the few golfers who shot under par on Friday, with conditions abysmal, putting himself in a fine position to compete heading into the weekend. But ironically, Reed played worse in better conditions. And a bogey at the 18th would have felt particularly wounding for the 33-year-old. Following his round, Reed wa…