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The subtle way the PGA Tour’s ‘Brooks Koepka’ reinstatement policy leaves Phil Mickelson out in the cold
It opens the door for Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm and Cameron Smith to return the PGA Tour as early as this season (the ...
Five-time major champion Brooks Koepka, just over two weeks after defecting from Saudi-funded LIV Golf, has applied to have ...
The five-time major champion didn't have to wait long after announcing last month his time competing for LIV Golf was done.
How will LIV Golf react? Will other LIV Golf stars follow Koepka back to the PGA Tour? How much will golf fans see Koepka on ...
Brooks Koepka had last played on the PGA Tour back in 2022 before moving to LIV Golf. Ahead of the start of the new season in ...
Vijay Singh is set to return to the PGA Tour after committing to the Sony Open in Hawaii marking his first start on the ...
“There was no negotiating,” Koepka said about his conversation last week with Brian Rolapp, the CEO of PGA Tour Enterprises. ...
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2026 Sony Open PGA Power Rankings: Top 10 Golfers To Watch This Week
Ian McNeill ranks his top-10 PGA Tour players to watch for at the 2026 Sony Open at Wai'alae Country Club. He gives insights ...
The PGA Tour shared several rules changes with its players on Tuesday. Here's what you need to know about why the rules have been modified.
Now it's the LPGA Tour's turn to compete in the tech-infused indoor golf league. TMRW Sports and the LPGA have announced the ...
It's not a free pass back to the PGA Tour. Koepka has to make a $5 million charitable donation. He won't be able to receive PGA Tour equity grants for five years. He isn't eligible for FedEx Cup bonus ...
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Inside the PGA Tour's shocking decision to allow Brooks Koepka, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm back
But the fundamental issue is simpler: the tour wants only three LIV players back—Koepka (for his major championship prowess), ...
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