Brooks Koepka‘s return to the PGA Tour is confirmed! He will be allowed to play at Torrey Pines at the end of January 2026. With that, the PGA Tour has also opened the door for Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm,

In this regard, Jon is baffled by the tournaments for which he receives fines, as he is penalized for the LIV tournaments coinciding with those of the DPWT, which he hadn’t even planned to play

With LIV Golf not getting OWGR points, Jon Rahm believes many of his league mates are underrated, including one of LIV's big stars.

Meanwhile, five-time major winner Brooks Koepka has submitted a fresh application for PGA Tour membership following his departure from LIV last month. The 35-year-old terminated his contract a year ahead of schedule, expressing his wish to remain closer to home and dedicate more time to his family.

Jon Rahm's relationship with the DP World Tour has become increasingly complicated, raising questions about the golfer's long-term future on the traditional circuit. The Spanish

John Rahm, an important figure in LIV Golf, has revealed that the controversial league will double the number of players being relegated from the league.

The program came about after Koepka left LIV Golf and contacted the PGA Tour about reinstatement in December. Rolapp saw that as an opportunity to poach other superstars back from LIV, so he created the Returning Members Program with a strict ultimatum.

Jon Rahm took a hilarious jibe at his fellow Ryder Cup teammates after a Turkish hair transplant company slid into his DMs for a potential collaboration.

The bombshell news of Brooks Koepka's return to the PGA Tour coincided with LIV Golf's media week in Florida, and numerous players had their say on the five-time major champion's exit