Brooks Koepka is returning to the PGA Tour just five weeks after bolting from LIV Golf, agreeing to a one-time program for elite players that comes with a financial penalty that could rank among the ...

The PGA Tour lost Kapalua on Maui as a season opener when a water dispute left the Plantation course unplayable, and then it played the Sony Open in Honolulu for the last time to avoid having one ...

The PGA TOUR has established the Returning Member Program, providing players who have achieved elite levels of performance an alternative path back to the highest tier of men’s professional golf and ...

The terms of Brooks Koepka’s “returning member program” included a $5 million donation to charity and barred him from receiving player equity grants for five years. CEO Brian Rolapp said Tuesday the ...

Brooks Koepka wanted to use his PGA Tour season break to return home and “re-evaluate” the gap between his performances and his usual standards. Two months later, it appears his reassessment may ...

Brooks Koepka gave up five years of equity the PGA Tour valued at as much as $85 million and wrote a $5 million check to come back to the PGA Tour. And he didn't make the playoffs. He had a pretty ...

Crew Koepka has his own hickory putter and his dad finally looks like Brooks Koepka again. Those are the two biggest storylines for the Koepka family.

Brooks Koepka didn’t hold back on Sunday as he assessed his first season back on the PGA Tour, following a T68 finish at this week’s Wyndham Championship in North Carolina. Koepka finished outside the ...