Brooks Koepka, once the juggernaut of major championship golf, is enduring what can only be described as a turbulent fall from grace in 2025. The five-time major champion, known for his steely resolve and dominance in pressure-packed weekends, has stumbled through a season riddled with frustration and missed opportunities. He failed to make the cut at the Masters, PGA Championship, and The Open, and only managed a T12 finish at the U.S. Open. In LIV Golf events, the story hasn’t been much better: aside from a runner-up finish in Singapore, Koepka has either languished in the middle of the pack or withdrawn entirely, most notably exiting LIV Dallas after a shaky opening nine due to illness.
The numbers tell a clear story. This isn’t the Koepka who once ruled golf from 2017 to 2019, hoisting major trophies and intimidating fields with his brute strength and clutch putting. Back then, he was World No. 1, stringing together top-10s like clockwork. Now, ranked outside the top 250, his confidence appears as scattered as his wayward drives. But while his game searches for direction, the Koepka household is still enjoying moments worth celebrating.
Over the weekend, Koepka and his family, wife Jena Sims and their son Crew, were spotted at Monster Jam in Orlando. It was a scene far removed from missed cuts and leaderboard woes. Sims shared heartwarming Instagram stories from the event, including a shot of Koepka holding Crew in the stands, both locked into the roaring spectacle of oversized trucks and high-flying stunts. Her caption? “Both of my boys’ dreams coming true.” Another image showed Crew, wearing ear protection and gripping a miniature Grave Digger toy truck, eyes wide with excitement. Even as Koepka’s golf game falters, it’s clear he’s still winning where it matters most—at home.
As speculation around his future in professional golf swirls, scenes like these offer a reminder: life off the course is full of moments that rank just as high. And ironically, they come at a time when rumors of Koepka’s potential PGA Tour return are heating up.
Koepka’s next move? LIV Singapore may hold the answer
Brooks Koepka’s future has been the talk of the golfing world in 2025. Ever since he joined LIV Golf in June 2022 on a reported $100 million-plus deal, the question has always lingered: Would he return to the PGA Tour? Now, with his multi-year contract nearing its rumored end, chatter about a potential reunion with the PGA is heating up. But just as speculation ramps up, Koepka’s latest update feels like a curveball—the five-time major winner is ecstatic over LIV Golf’s return to Sentosa Golf Club in Singapore.
“It’s one of my favorite stops. That course is no joke,” Koepka reportedly told insiders while preparing for his next LIV start. Sentosa, with its narrow fairways and coastal winds, has long been a test of precision and patience—two qualities Koepka once had in spades. In 2023, he surged into a tie for third at the Singapore event, narrowly missing a playoff. It was, by all accounts, one of his finest performances in LIV colors.
After being dropped from the 2024 schedule, Sentosa’s return has reignited Koepka’s competitive spark. “It’s a real test. Not many courses make you lock in for 18 like Sentosa,” he previously said in a LIV feature. For a player whose identity has always been tied to performing under pressure, events like this still matter. Whether Brooks Koepka stays with LIV or makes a dramatic return to the PGA Tour, one thing is clear—he’s not done chasing that major feeling, no matter where it comes from.
