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Brooks Koepka returns to PGA Tour after $5m charitable donation

January 12, 2026

Brooks Koepka is making a return to the PGA Tour just five weeks after leaving to join LIV Golf, following a $5 million charitable donation. His re-entry is part of a new program for elite players, but it comes with significant financial penalties, including a five-year ineligibility for PGA Tour equity grants and the loss of potential bonus money.

Brooks Koepka returns to PGA Tour after $5m charitable donation

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Brooks Koepka left the PGA Tour in 2022 to join LIV Golf.
He has agreed to a re-entry program with a $5 million charitable donation.
Koepka will miss out on at least $50 million in equity over the next five years.
He plans to compete in the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
Koepka is ineligible for FedEx Cup bonuses in 2026.

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Brooks Koepka returns to PGA Tour after $5m charitable donation

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