Koepka (T-2): 'I don’t need my A-game' to contend

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – Brooks Koepka's final-round 66 left him one shot short Sunday at the Honda Classic when Keith Mitchell birdied the 72nd hole to win his first PGA Tour title and leave Koepka and Rickie Fowler tied for second place.

Koepka's 66 tied for the second lowest round of the day, behind only Ryan Palmer's 63.

What should be scary for Koepka's fellow Tour pros is that the three-time major winner seems pretty convinced that he can contend with less than his best.

“I know I don’t need my A-game to be in contention. I feel like, as long as I do one thing really well — whether it’s iron play, putting, like this week — I’m going to be in contention,” Koepka said. “I’m going to give…