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By Andrew McCarty
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Brooks Koepka appears to have left the LIV Golf league just in time.
Koepka took advantage of the PGA Tour's "Returning Member Program" – a performance-based pathway for players who was away from the tour for at least two years and who had won either the Players Championship or any of the four major championships from 2022 to 2025.
As such, he was allowed to rejoin the PGA Tour while serving significant financial penalties. Meanwhile, the LIV Golf league reportedly lost funding from the Saudi Public Investment Fund after the 2026 season comes to a close, leaving golfers wondering if they can also come back to the PGA Tour.
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According to Golf Digest's Jonathan Wall, Koepka and Dunlop Sports [Srixon, Cleveland Golf, XXio] have parted ways.
"Brooks Koepka and Srixon are no more. Sides have 'mutually agreed to conclude their endorsement partnership,' effective immediately. Koepka signed with Srixon in 2021, but he never received much publicity after moving to LIV," Wall reported.
Earlier this season Koepka quietly swapped his Srixon Z-Star for a Titleist Pro V1x with the script and side stamp blacked out, signaling a potential change was in store.
The five-time major champion recently committed to playing in the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic, an alternate event to the PGA Tour's signature event going off the same week.
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