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Brooks Koepka’s PGA Tour return confirmed after ‘harsh punishment’ with LIV golfers offered new deal

January 13, 2026

Brooks Koepka has officially returned to the PGA Tour after a four-year stint with LIV Golf, becoming the first player to do so under the new Returning Member Program. He acknowledges facing strict conditions for his reinstatement, including a financial penalty, as he seeks to rebuild trust with fellow players following his controversial departure.

Brooks Koepka’s PGA Tour return confirmed after ‘harsh punishment’ with LIV golfers offered new deal

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Brooks Koepka returns to the PGA Tour after four years with LIV Golf.
He is the first player reinstated under the PGA Tour's Returning Member Program.
Koepka faces strict conditions and a financial penalty upon his return.
He aims to rebuild trust with other players after his controversial switch to LIV Golf.
Koepka will compete at the Farmers Insurance Open starting January 29.

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Brooks Koepka’s PGA Tour return confirmed after ‘harsh punishment’ with LIV golfers offered new deal

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