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Brooks Koepka‘s Return: A new Perspective
He was nervous. Nervous to face the media, the fans and some of the PGA tour members that might still be upset with his initial decision to leave for LIV Golf. On the surface, that doesn’t fit with the Koepka who famously cared little about anything other than winning majors. The brash,swaggering major champion rarely entertained the opinions of others.
So, what gives? Growing up – as Koepka put it – becoming a father and going through the peaks and valleys of life off the course has a way of giving you perspective.The passage of time has a way of easing all things.
“Just becuase I care,” Koepka said after the first round. “I think I’ve fallen back in love with the game. And honestly, watching my son play a little bit and wanting to be able to see him watch me, or I guess want him to watch me play well and realize how much this game’s given me, how fun it is and how cool it is to just be out here.”
Koepka went out Friday needing to find something on the North Course to play the weekend. A four-under 68 got it done.What did it mean? Two more rounds to start the next chapter of Brooks Koepka’s professional life. That’s it.
he was 14 shots behind 36-hole leader Justin Rose. The Brooks Koepka we’ve become accustomed to might find that irritating or see the whole prospect of a January tournament in San Diego as nothing more than practice reps for what matters. It used to be nothing more than a shadfly to temporarily tolerate.
But there was Koepka walking toward the media after his first made PGA tour cut in almost three years, holding his son, Crew. Cameras caught Koepka asking Crew if he had seen any airplanes or anything cool during his afternoon in Southern California sun. That’s why Koepka wanted to come back, for moments like that.
“It was great, it was great,” Koepka said of having his wife and son greet him after he walked off the 18th green. “I don’t know the last time I’ve actually made a cut and they’ve still been there. … It was nice to have them out there. It felt good. I don’t know, my son doesn’t realy know what’s going on, but it’s cool for me to have them here.”
Brooks Koepka is back on the PGA Tour. He’ll play the weekend at Torrey Pines and tee it up next week at the WM Phoenix Open. Those six or eight rounds will be inconsequential to the broader picture, both to Koepka the golfer and Koepka the family man.
It has been said that time is a river. One we go fishing in, and one that events create ripples in – some that dissipate quickly and others whose impact never leaves us.
Brooks koepka returned to the PGA Tour for his family. As the San Diego sun washed over brooks and Crew Koepka on Friday, there was a ripple in Koepka’s river – one that might be as meaningful as any major putt.