After weeks of speculation, it’s official: Brooks Koepka is parting ways with the LIV Golf League after four seasons.
The rumors had been swirling for weeks, and now it’s confirmed: Brooks Koepka will no longer be part of the LIV Golf League. The five-time Major champion had been a key figure in the league since 2022, securing five individual wins, serving as captain of Smash GC, and making numerous high-profile appearances. His time with LIV Golf ends earlier than originally planned.
Koepka and LIV Golf part ways after four years
According to both parties, the decision was mutual. LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil confirmed that they had agreed to end the partnership after the 2025 season. Koepka stated he wants to spend more time with his family, especially his wife Jena and son Crew. The 35-year-old expressed gratitude to the league’s leadership, his teammates, and fans.
Thank you, @BKoepka pic.twitter.com/Z4brvVd76e
— LIV Golf (@livgolf_league) December 23, 2025
New roles and open questions
Koepka’s contract with LIV Golf was originally set to run through 2026, meaning the departure comes a year early. This prompted a quick restructuring within his team. Talor Gooch will take over the captaincy at Smash GC, supported by Jason Kokrak and Graeme McDowell. One team spot remains open for the upcoming season.
Koepka becomes the first Major winner to leave the league since its inception. His future path is somewhat defined, though no specific announcements have been made. Following his final LIV Golf appearance in August 2025, a suspension period will apply for the PGA Tour. He remains eligible to compete on the DP World Tour and is qualified for all four Majors. However, Koepka has yet to reveal when or where he will return to regular competition.