Brooks Koepka said Wednesday in Australia that he hopes the Masters showed golf fans that LIV and PGA Tour players can coexist in this fractured professional landscape.
Speaking ahead of the LIV Adelaide event, Koepka said an incident-free week at the Masters – save for CEO Greg Norman calling Augusta National’s decision to not invite him “petty” – was “the best thing for the fans to see.”
“We experience it all behind closed doors at home,” Koepka told reporters. “It was just good for the fans to see that we still communicate, we still play together, we still practice together, do everything the exact same.