Brooks Koepka schedule 2026: Which PGA Tour event is he playing next?
Brooks Koepka schedule 2026: Check out which PGA Tour event the five-time major champion is playing next after he quit LIV Golf.
Brooks Koepka is back on the PGA Tour after four seasons with LIV Golf.
The 36-year-old quit the PIF-backed breakaway in December 2025 and was allowed to comeback to the American circuit under a new scheme.
Depending on your point of view, the "returning members programme" came with significant financial penalties.
It also had a heavy impact on his playing schedule.
Part of the deal Koepka agreed with PGA Tour officials is that he is unable to accept sponsor invites into the bumper prize purse, limited field, signature events.
Koepka must play his way into them on merit.
He also must play a minimum number of 15 PGA Tour-sanctioned events in order to keep his playing rights in 2027.
That means Koepka could be playing in events for the very first time.
The major championships - and The Players at TPC Sawgrass - will go towards the total of 15.
Koepka's first start on the PGA Tour in 2026 will be the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
He will play the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale a week later.
And he has already committed to the Cogizant Classic in late February.
GolfMagic has listed Brooks Koepka's schedule below.
We will update this page regularly.
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Date | Tournament | Venue |
January 29 | Farmers Insurance Open | Torrey Pines |
February 5 | WM Phoenix Open | TPC Scottsdale |
February 26 | Cognizant Classic | TPC Palm Beach Gardens |
March 12 | The Players | TPC Sawgrass |
April 9 | The Masters | Augusta National |
May 14 | PGA Championship | Aronimink |
June 18 | US Open | Shinnecock Hills |
July 16 | The Open | Royal Birkdale |
What was Brooks Koepka's punishment?
Brooks Koepka agreed to make a $5m charitable donation at the PGA Tour's request as part of the terms of his return.
Elsewhere, he is ineligible for the PGA Tour's equity programme grants for five years - estimated to cost him between $50-85m.
Koepka won't receive FedEx Cup bonus money this year, but if he qualifies for the play-offs he'll be able to collect prize money.
He can play in the signature events, but has to qualify for them on merit.
One way Koepka can do that is to win, or qualify via the Aon Swing 5. It rewards the "trending" players over a series of tournaments with spots in the signature events.
This year, there are eight signature events. They are:
Event name | Date |
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro‑Am | Feb 9–15 |
The Genesis Invitational | Feb 16–22 |
Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard | Mar 2–8 |
RBC Heritage | Apr 13–19 |
Cadillac Championship (at Trump National Doral) | Apr 27–May 3 |
Truist Championship | May 4–10 |
The Memorial Tournament presented by Workday | Jun 1–7 |
Travelers Championship | Jun 22–28 |
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