Amid LIV Golf Exit Rumors, Brooks Koepka Quietly Joins Rory McIlroy at $6 Million Tournament
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Brooks Kepka to compete with Rory Mroy at Amjen Irish Open amid live golf speculation. Five-time major champion Brooks Kepka has confirmed he will join Rory Mroy at the Amjen Irish Open scheduled from September 4 to 7, 2025 at County Kildair. Kepka, 35, has faced a challenging 2025 season, recording only two top 10 finishes and missing the cut in three of four major appearances. The live golf player, whose future with the Saudi backed league is under speculation, will also feature at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship on October 2nd, 2025, a 5 million DP World Tour event at his favorite venue. Kepka described these tournaments, including past Open Championship appearances at St. Andrews, as career highlights. His participation signals a potential return to form on the DP World Tour, giving fans a chance to see him compete at top events while weighing his next steps in professional golf. Friends, what is your opinion about this?
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Brooks Koepka’s major problem is the fact that he has Pete Cowen “helping” him with his swing and game. Hopefully Rory convinces Brooks to dump Cowen as the guy is totally clueless as a golf “guru”.
Rory kicked him out very quickly after Pete Cowen ruined his game.
Greed overcomes, they love the LIV. It was and is a sad chapter for golf.