Brooks Koepka joining Saudi-backed LIV Golf tour

The turbulent times for the PGA Tour roll on as yet another one of its big-name stars is poised to join the Greg Norman-led LIV Golf series, according to The Telegraph.

The United Kingdom paper reports that Brooks Koepka is joining the controversial Saudi-backed tour, joining the likes of Phil Mickelson

Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau and other stars the game who have already defected.

Koepka, who’s won four major championships, notably scrubbed the PGA Tour from his social media platforms.

He’s expected, according to the report, to play in the next LIV Golf event, next week in Portland.

The 32-year-old Koepka is a big get for the LIV Tour considering that

like his rival DeChambeau and Johnson, he’s in the prime of his career — unlike some of the other players who’ve joined and are 40 years old or older.

Also of note is the fact that Koepka’s younger brother, Chase

a fledgling pro who’s been fighting to earn his PGA Tour card for status to play on that tour, is already a LIV member

having played in its inaugural event two weeks ago.

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