Brooks Koepka expresses confusion over the status of a peace agreement between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf, leaving golfers uncertain as they prepare for The Masters.
Brooks Koepka admits confusion still reigns over a proposed peace agreement between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.
Tensions have been running high between the two organisations, with defectors banned by the PGA in the aftermath of Liv poaching some of their biggest names. But a shock "framework" agreement was announced and that was expected to bring an end to the hostilities with the LIV players set to be welcomed back to PGA events. But Koepka says it's all gone quiet on that front, leaving golfers in the dark as they prepare to tee off at Augusta National for The Masters this Thursday.
Top of Koepka's agenda is winning his first Masters title. He was pipped by Rahm last year. He's now back in Georgia having got to work on his preparation early. “I started training for it in December," he explained. "I started to figure out ways to get better and spent all December training and then spent the last month working on the golf side of it. I am very pleased with where I am at, I feel like I have made progress.
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