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Liv golf star, Brooks Koepka, was not a good time at the Quail Hollow Club during the PGA 2025 championship this week, and he missed the cup after pulling 9 to the peer through two laps.
It did not help that fans also healed him during his accelerated on the golf course, and he broke a fan instead of simply letting go.
During his second round Friday, Koepka walked between the holes when a fan cried towards him from one of the stands.
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Brooks Koepka is missing a putt on the ninth hole in the first round of the Golf Tournament in the PGA championship in Quail Hollow. (Images Aaron Doster / Imagn)
“The guaranteed money does this, Brooks,” said the Heckler, referring to the money Koepka received to go from the PGA Tour to Liv Golf. Koepka would have obtained more than $ 100 million to go to the League supported by Saudi Arabia.
Koepka, however, was not going to let him go.
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“Do you want to come here and say it?” Koepka quickly replied. He repeated it to the fan before saying something inaudible when he continued to cross.
Koepka ended up drawing 5 against Friday, so we could expect him to be in advance throughout his round. A fan of heckling did not help things and he decided to answer.
Brooks Koepka aligns a putt on the ninth hole in the first round of the PGA championship in Quail Hollow. (Images Aaron Doster / Imagn)
During this round of 76, Koepka carded six Bogeys and a double bogey.
Koepka is perhaps on the golf tour, but he is generally one of the best players in the majors, winning five times in the big tournaments, including the PGA championships in 2018, 2019 and 2023.
But he did not recently succeed in the majors. His best arrival last season in the four tournaments was a draw for the 26th. He also missed the Cup at the Masters last month.
Brooks Koepka in the second round of the PGA championship at Quail Hollow. (Images Aaron Doster / Imagn)
The United States Open in Oakmont will be played next month, where Koepka hopes to change things.
