Brooks Koepka, the five-time major champion who has competed the past few seasons on LIV Golf, has applied to be reinstated on the PGA Tour, according to a report by ESPN. He left LIV Golf last month with a year left on his contract.

It is unclear what the next steps are for the PGA Tour. The policy the past few years has been to have players sit out for one full year from their last appearance in a LIV Golf event, which would be the end of August for Koepka.

Koepka, 35, has won five LIV Golf titles, but finished 31st in LIV Golf individual standings in 2025 and his best finish was second place at the Singapore event. He missed the cut in three majors last year and tied for 12th place at the U.S. Open.