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Brooks Koepka issues muted response to Tiger Woods league debut while being owed $1.7m from LIV

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Brooks Koepka’s PGA return didn’t go to plan with just one top-10 finish for the five-time major champion. To make matters worse, recently revealed figures showed that he is still owed $1.7 million after LIV Golf filed for bankruptcy with the breakaway he championed in tatters. Koepka went from the Bahamas to Trump International Golf Links in Doonbeg Getty Koepka returns to action at the Irish Open Thursday fresh off a trip to the Bahamas as he looks to “completely reevaluate everything” in his game for 2027. Quitting LIV for a United States-heavy schedule has also given him more time at home with wife Jena Sims and their three-year-old son Crew. “I’ve had a blast. It’s been a bunch of fun,” Koepka said. “Everybody’s happy. My wife’s happy, I’d say my son’s happy, and I’m happy, so that’s all that matters.” Koepka still has some chances to play on the PGA Tour ‘s fall schedule if he wishes and will make his debut in Tiger Woods ‘ TGL for the 2027 season. He has joined the expansion Mot

First report: Brooks Koepka Finds Relief After Rough Season Ends — sports.yahoo.com, 8d