After four seasons away on the LIV Golf circuit, the five-time major winner is finally ready to step back onto familiar fairways. Brooks Koepka’s comeback has been made possible by the PGA Tour’s new Returning Member Program. While his return has already created quite a buzz, discussion around his earnings in LIV Golf is creating ripples. 

Back in 2022, Koepka made headlines when he left the PGA Tour for the Saudi-backed LIV Golf. More so because that move came with a massive contract.

Reportedly, the deal was worth between $100 million and $120 million, instantly changing the direction of his career. Over time, prize money and bonuses were added on top of the base amount. And that took his total LIV earnings to around $165 million.

Joining in 2022, his LIV Golf official earnings were $5,172,500; on top of that, a bonus of $4,125,000 was added. In 2023, that amount almost doubled for Koepka.

According to Spotrac.com, his official individual earnings stood at $13,436,083, and his earnings from additional sources were $4,550,000. In 2024, however, that amount dipped.

While his official individual earnings were $11,393,375, his bonus was reduced to $2,122,550. In his final year with the Saudi-backed league, he earned a total of $5,616,131, out of which his official earnings were $962,500.

However, that financial security came at a cost.

By joining LIV, Koepka had to give up his PGA Tour membership. Years later, he chose to leave LIV and apply for a reinstatement under the PGA Tour. While he has been welcomed back by the PGA, it has resulted in chaos inside the locker room.

This especially happened because many tour pros seemingly felt that they “missed out” on the opportunity of making money by switching to LIV.

Now, as Koepka finally returns to the PGA Tour, it indeed feels like the closing of a long and dramatic chapter in modern golf. However, one thing is clear.

That LIV Golf gamble paid off handsomely, spiking his net worth to a level that made his return even more intriguing.

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A look at Brooks Koepka’s endorsement and other earnings 

While he has pocketed quite a handsome amount from the LIV Golf, Koepka also has other significant sources of income.

As of now, the recently turned PGA Tour golfer boasts of prestigious endorsement partnerships with reputed companies like Nike, Rolex, NetJets, and Srixon. Not only that, but he also has a particular knack for diversifying his earnings in real estate.

In 2018, Koepka bought a mansion on Jupiter Island, Florida. And while he purchased the property for $3.35 million, its estimated value now exceeds $15 million.

As a result of all such mindful investments, the golfing icon has a total estimated net worth $60 million as of 2025.

Now, as Koepka has joined the PGA, he must be looking to up his game for this season because back in 2025, the 35-year-old had quite a rocky season. 

How did Brooks Koepka fare in 2025?

Back in 2025, Koepka played in all four majors. But unfortunately, he struggled in all of them.

In the most shocking turn of events, the American golfer missed his cuts at the PGA Championships, the Masters, and the Open Championship. Thankfully, Koepka regained some of his form at The U.S. Championship.

Showing significant improvement, Koepka rounded off at Oakmont, tied for 12th place. 

Given below is the breakdown of Koepka’s LIV 2025 earnings.

Koepka is looking to start a new chapter in his life. Now, it remains to be seen how successful he will be in his second stint for the PGA.