Following his LIV Golf exit, Brooks Koepka was spotted at a neighborhood Christmas celebration in Jupiter. He was accompanied by his wife, Jena Sims and others at the event.
On Tuesday, December 23, Brooks Koepka announced his immediate exit from LIV Golf due to family reasons. The five-time major champion released a joint statement with LIV Golf to announce the news.
Amid all the speculation, Koepka was seen celebrating Christmas in Jupiter at his neighborhood. Jena Sims shared several videos from the party, and the five-time major champion could be seen enjoying the festivities in the clips.
Sims also shared some more clips of the celebration in her stories.
Earlier, in an official statement, LIV Golf announced that Koepka and the league had amicably and mutually parted ways with immediate effect.
“Brooks is prioritizing the needs of his family and staying closer to home,” the statment read. “We appreciate the significant impact he has had on the game and wish him continued success, both on and off the course.”
When did Brooks Koepka last compete?
Brooks Koepka last competed at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship where he made a T15 finish. This was his fourth start on the DP World Tour in 2025, which is the minimum required to retain membership.
Speaking of the season, Brooks Koepka had an underwhelming year and had just two top-ten finishes on LIV Golf, including one runner-up finish. Regarding the majors, it was a forgettable year for the 35-year-old, who missed the cut in three of the four majors. The US Open was the only saving grace where he made the cut and tied for 12th.
Here’s a look at Koepka’s 2025 season:
2025 LIV Golf
- LIV Golf Riyadh: T33
- LIV Golf Adelaide: T7
- LIV Golf Hong Kong: T35
- LIV Golf Singapore: 2
- LIV Golf Miami: T18
- LIV Golf Mexico City: T30
- LIV Golf Korea: T17
- LIV Golf Virginia: T33
- LIV Golf Dallas: Withdrawn
- LIV Golf Andalucía: T32
- LIV Golf United Kingdom: T47
- LIV Golf Chicago: T29
- LIV Golf Indianapolis: 50
- LIV Golf Michigan (Stroke Play): T5
PGA Tour
- Masters Tournament: Missed Cut
- PGA Championship: Missed Cut
- U.S. Open: T12
- The Open Championship: Missed Cut
2024–25 DP World Tour
- Amgen Irish Open: Missed Cut
- BMW PGA Championship: Missed Cut
- FedEx Open de France: 4
- Alfred Dunhill Links Championship: T15