Summary
Brooks Koepka will return to the PGA Tour after nearly four years, starting with the Farmers Insurance Open in January 2026. He left LIV Golf and rejoined the PGA Tour through the Returning Member Program, citing personal reasons, such as being closer to home and family. Koepka expressed support for the PGA Tour's new direction and accepted financial penalties as part of his return.
Key Facts
- Brooks Koepka will return to the PGA Tour at the Farmers Insurance Open in January 2026.
- This will be his first PGA Tour event in nearly four years.
- Koepka is leaving LIV Golf to rejoin the PGA Tour under the Returning Member Program.
- He cited personal reasons for his return, including a desire to be closer to home and family.
- Koepka has previously competed at Torrey Pines, with mixed results.
- He expressed support for the PGA Tour's leadership and new equity program.
- Koepka understands he must accept financial penalties to return.
- He expressed gratitude to fans and aims to rebuild relationships on the tour.
