Tommy Fleetwood has expressed his support for Brooks Koepka’s comeback to the PGA Tour and mentioned that LIV Golf has not approached him during the current postseason. Koepka recently left the Saudi-backed tour and swiftly returned to the PGA Tour, with his first event back scheduled for the Farmers Insurance Open next week, providing a significant boost to the tour.

Following Koepka’s decision, there is now pressure on LIV Golf to retain its other prominent players, as Patrick Reed has hinted at a possible return to the PGA Tour. World No.3 Fleetwood praised the PGA Tour, highlighting the exceptional events and substantial prize money it offers, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to compete in such prestigious tournaments.

Fleetwood emphasized the positive impact of Koepka’s return on the PGA Tour, stating that he plans his schedule based on his goals and is grateful for the tournaments he participates in. While acknowledging the uncertainty of the future, Fleetwood believes that Koepka’s return will benefit the PGA Tour as a whole.

Having secured $10 million by winning his first PGA Tour event, Fleetwood now aims for his first Major victory, underscoring the importance of aligning one’s goals and dreams with the playing environment. Despite the significant investments made by LIV Golf in previous seasons, this year’s signings have been less high-profile, with Fleetwood confirming that he has not been approached by LIV Golf during the current postseason.

In a similar sentiment, Ryder Cup teammate Shane Lowry commended Koepka’s swift return to the PGA Tour, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on the tour. Lowry expressed his focus on his performance and the opportunity to compete globally, reflecting on a recent missed opportunity at the Dubai Invitational.

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