The Masters recently concluded, but there is no end to drama in the golf world. Recently, the Ryder Cup rankings for Team USA were revealed, and unfortunately Jordan Spieth and Brooks Koepka were on the dark side of them.
Rory McIlroy's victory at the Masters on Sunday was the most-watched final round of the tournament since 2018. But despite the tournament's success, the future of men's pro golf seems to be in limbo.
The Masters leaderboard is absolutely stacked, but there are still some notable names who will not see Moving Day at Augusta National
How many of the non-Americans to win the Green Jacket at Augusta can you name in five minutes?
The dozen LIV Golf players in the 2025 Masters field represents the fewest yet for the breakaway league -- down from 18 in 2023 and 13 last year.
The Masters is right around the corner. So close, in fact, that the players are already in Augusta and getting some practice rounds in before the annual showdown.
Tee times for the 2025 Masters Tournament are out, and based on the pairings, we should be in for an entertaining first two rounds at Augusta National Golf Club.
Ahead of the first major of the year, let's check in on LIV Golf and see which five players from the rival league have the best chance of winning the green jacket.
In recent weeks, rumors have surfaced that Brooks Koepka is looking to make a return to the PGA Tour. The five-time major champion has openly expressed sentiments about his current employer, LIV Golf, falling behind in the golf landscape.
The PGA Tour has rejected the Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund’s (PIF) most recent offer to invest $1.5 million into PGA Tour Enterprises, the tour’s for-profit entity, with assurance that LIV Golf could remain in its current form, per Bob Harig of Sports Illustrated.
Brooks Kopeka doesn’t mince words; it's just not who he is. So, it wasn't surprising that he stepped in with a comment that seemed unsupportive of the LIV Golf League on Wednesday in a press conference at LIV Golf Miami.
When Brooks Koepka jumped ship from the PGA Tour to join LIV Golf in its infancy, it shocked the golf world. That decision is beginning to prove its sacrifices.
Brooks Koepka isn't entirely thrilled with the situation.
In 2022 Brooks Koepka left PGA Tour in favor of LIV Golf. In the 2025 season, there have been several rumors of him leaving once his contract is up.
As more time passes, golf fans continuously wonder whether the PGA Tour and LIV Golf will ever come to a deal. Since the framework agreement took place in June 2023, it was believed a merger was on the horizon.
Brooks Koepka is facing backlash from fans and pundits after a post on social media yesterday. The 34-year-old shared the Happy Gilmore 2 trailer on X and captioned it, “Bout time we got some real golfers on tour.” Many quickly pointed this comment out as a dig at PGA Tour players.
Brooks Koepka ripped himself with a funny self-deprecating line over the weekend. Koepka played in LIV Golf’s Singapore event over the weekend and finished second behind winner Joaquin Niemann.
In the past few days, there has been an increase in the rumors of LIV Golfers returning to the PGA Tour. One of such talks was about Brooks Koepka coming back to the tour and leaving the 54-hole circuit.
The five-time major champion made some notable remarks about PGA Tour rumors.
Brooks Koepka did not entirely dismiss recent comments by Fred Couples that the five-time major champion wants to return to the PGA Tour, but said that he does intend to fulfill his LIV Golf contract.
This week's LIV Golf Singapore event presents a tough challenge for defending champ Brooks Koepka and his struggling Smash GC teammates. Koepka addressed the difficulty of the 7,406-yard layout at Sentosa Golf Club on Wednesday while also responding to rumors of a potential return to the PGA Tour.
Eventually, LIV Golf players like Brooks Koepka may have the opportunity to return to the PGA Tour. Many spurned the Tour in 2022 and subsequent years after it formed.
Brooks Koepka is regarded as one of the best golfers on the planet. Koepka has won five major championships, trailing only Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson among active golfers.
There are a lot of eyes in the golf world on Brooks Koepka right now. Sure, part of that is because he just won another LIV Golf event and threw shade at one of his Smash GC teammates all in a single weekend.
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