Brooks Koepka Reflects on PGA Tour Return and Future Plans

Brooks Koepka returned to the PGA Tour earlier this year after a brief stint with LIV Golf, where he had spent three-and-a-half years. His comeback followed an announcement of his departure from LIV Golf, but he has faced challenges since rejoining the PGA Tour, achieving only one top-10 finish in 2026.

Koepka's performance in 2026 was disappointing, as he did not qualify for the PGA Tour playoffs, which he described as a blow to his pride. Looking ahead, he aims for a fresh start in 2027, planning to work diligently during the off-season to enhance his game.

In addition to his PGA Tour ambitions, Koepka is set to join TGL in 2027, aligning with the Motor City Golf Club. Kevin Kisner shared insights from a conversation with Koepka, highlighting his eagerness to return to the PGA Tour and his desire to be part of the competitive environment. Meanwhile, putting coach Brad Faxon has offered his assistance to Koepka, suggesting that improvements in his putting could be crucial for his success in the upcoming season.