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And that might be the point.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Koepka has almost always enjoyed laying his cards on the table and letting others talk about it \u2014 barring the occasional Brandel Chamblee diatribe. This is the man who posed naked for ESPN\u2019s Body Issue<\/a>, has frequently sparred with journalists in press conferences and even landed a made-for-TV golf event rooted entirely in his disdain for Bryson DeChambeau. He is so at ease turning heel \u2014 his anti-establishment mindset so blatantly obvious \u2014 that the golf public has come to expect it from him. That pithy, \u201cIt\u2019s fashion, bro\u201d comment he made to a golf writer years ago? His agency trademarked it.<\/p>\n But as to the question on everyone\u2019s mind \u2014 what will Koepka the golfer do next? \u2014 you can assume a couple of dozen people have inside info. His agent. His family. It\u2019s a safe bet that Rory McIlroy has some idea of Koepka\u2019s intentions, their career trajectories forever linked and their bond undamaged by Koepka\u2019s initial move to LIV. It even feels likely that the PGA Tour has a clue. The Tour knew of Koepka\u2019s intent to announce his decision Tuesday. In the wake of LIV\u2019s \u201cThank you, Brooks Koepka\u201d message, the Tour issued a statement so opaque that it borders on not worth including:\u00a0<\/p>\n Brooks Koepka is a highly accomplished professional, and we wish him and his family continued success.\u00a0<\/p>\n The PGA Tour continues to offer the best professional golfers the most competitive, challenging and lucrative environment in which to pursue greatness.<\/p>\n There were signs this could be coming. Two weeks ago, Sports Business Journal reported<\/a> such a decision could be in the works. But as with all things LIV Golf and the playing decisions of its staffers \u2014 as evidenced by Jon Rahm\u2019s December surprise two years ago \u2014 nothing is ever certain. You just have to wait, watch and act only when the league \u2014 or, in this case, leagues \u2014 make it official.\u00a0<\/p>\n There has long been a jocky looseness to Koepka\u2019s decisions \u2014 this is a guy who dyed his hair blonde in the months before his wedding \u2014 but his move to LIV was no lark. It came in 2022, when he was racking up more injuries than victories and pondering whether his career as an elite player might be cooked<\/a>. The timing coincided neatly with the year when Saudi funding upended the sport, and Koepka saw a fat check on offer, eventually committing to four years. And yet, throughout his time at LIV, during which he won four times, it never fully seemed like he was all-in on the league. When his fellow captains gushed about the league\u2019s momentum, he was far more measured. When he won the 2023 PGA Championship, he was given every opportunity to make it a victory for LIV. He never took the bait. Now, on the eve of that contract\u2019s final year, the sides have \u201camicably\u201d parted ways. All that seems to make sense are these 16 words from Koepka\u2019s representatives:<\/p>\n Brooks Koepka-LIV Golf shocker: He\u2019s leaving. Now what?<\/a><\/p>\n By:<\/p>\n
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