Overview
- Koepka will step away from LIV Golf to spend more time with his family, his management said in a statement released by the league.
- The PGA Tour praised Koepka and wished him well, but returning players who competed in unauthorized events are typically subject to a one‑year penalty, so any reentry remains unclear.
- Brandel Chamblee called for meaningful consequences if Koepka seeks a comeback, suggesting re‑qualification, limited eligibility or a suspension.
- LIV’s lineup is in flux, with Dustin Johnson confirming a new extension reportedly worth over $100 million as the league prepares to switch to 72‑hole events in 2026.
- Bryson DeChambeau said Koepka’s departure creates “unique” complications and indicated he is holding off on finalizing a long‑term extension.