Brooks Koepka has stepped away from LIV before the 2026 season starts. It is a mutually agreed separation. Family priorities influenced the decision, and Koepka expressed gratitude to the league’s leadership. Now that he is parting ways with LIV, let us take a look at how financially lucrative his 3 years with the league were.

Brooks Koepka’s LIV earning stands at approximately $46,065,848 as of 2025, according to Sportrac. His career golf earnings amount to $97,300,514, with $29,857,185 earned from the PGA Tour. Breaking down his 2025 season performance, Koepka earned $4,653,631 from LIV, with $2.25 million coming from his runner-up finish at LIV Golf Singapore.

Here’s the breakdown of his LIV earnings for each year:

His LIV contract, reportedly valued at around $100 million when he joined in 2022, positioned him among golf’s highest-paid athletes. Beyond tournament winnings, endorsement partnerships with Nike, Rolex, NetJets, and Srixon contribute significantly to his wealth accumulation and financial stability in professional golf.

Koepka’s total net worth at $60 million as of 2025. His wealth extends beyond tournament purses through strategic diversification. Real estate investments anchor his portfolio—his Jupiter Island, Florida, mansion purchased for $3.35 million in 2018 now exceeds $15 million in estimated value.

Koepka struggled in golf’s four majors in 2025. He missed the cut at the Masters, the PGA Championship, and The Open Championship, but he did well in the U.S. Open at Oakmont, where he tied for 12th place.

Meanwhile, in LIV Tours, he played well. Here is the complete list of his LIV 2025 earnings:

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A look at Brooks Koepka’s exit from LIV

Koepka’s exit from LIV makes him the first high-profile golfer to exit the league. LIV Golf CEO Scott O’Neil addressed Koepka’s exit with measured diplomacy.

“Brooks is prioritizing the needs of his family and staying closer to home,” O’Neil stated, acknowledging the five-time major champion’s impact while wishing him continued success.

Smash GC now transitions to Talor Gooch’s captaincy for 2026, and he is extremely thankful for it. He thanked Brooks and called him one of the greatest competitors in the game. He also mentioned that he had learnt so much from Koepka while being his teammate on Smash GC.

“Looking ahead, I am incredibly honored and excited to officially take on the Captaincy role for the 2026 season. I’m excited and ready to embrace this new leadership and career challenge. I’m eager to build on the competitive standard Brooks established and work with our players to lead this team into this next successful chapter,” Gooch said.

As of now, there are no announcements about his 2026 schedule. It has been reported that he might sit out 2026 entirely. He is exempt to play in all four majors, all thanks to his 2023 PGA Championship win. As for his status with the PGA Tour, there was a cryptic message that the Tour issued, but there was no detail on the one-year ban rule. If it applies to Koepka, the earliest he can reapply for the Tour card is mid-August 2026. Right now, the 5x major winner’s focus is on his family.