Brooks Koepka Calls First Year Back on PGA Tour 'Pretty Pathetic' After Missing FedExCup Playoffs

Brooks Koepka expressed significant disappointment with his performance during his first year back on the PGA Tour, finishing 94th in the FedExCup standings and missing the playoffs. Despite this, he stated his overall happiness with being back on the tour is a “10 out of 10.” Koepka identified putting as the main area needing improvement, calling it a struggle with “zero confidence.”

• Brooks Koepka finished his first year back on the PGA Tour at T67 in the Wyndham Championship, placing 94th in FedExCup Playoffs standings.
• He expressed self-criticism, calling his performance “pretty pathetic” and disappointing given his perceived skill level.
• Koepka missed out on potential earnings from LIV Golf and is not eligible for the 2026 FedExCup bonus program.
• Despite his dissatisfaction with results, Koepka reported being “fantastic” and “loved” his time back on the PGA Tour, with a happiness level of “10 out of 10.”
• He plans to play DP World Tour events overseas and hopes to compete on the PGA Tour again in the fall, focusing on improving his putting.