Summary
Brooks Koepka can return to the PGA Tour under a new program called the Returning Member Program. This program allows some former members to come back but includes big financial penalties. The program is open for a limited time and applies to a few top golfers.
Key Facts
- Brooks Koepka is using a new program to return to the PGA Tour.
- The program is called the Returning Member Program.
- It applies only to golfers who won major tournaments between 2022 and 2025.
- Koepka must give up potential earnings of $50-85 million over five years as a penalty.
- Koepka will also make a $5 million donation to charity.
- The program will not reduce opportunities for current PGA Tour members.
- Other eligible players can apply to the program until February 2.
- After February 2, the chance to use this program will not be guaranteed again.
