Brooks Koepka feels at home in Major Championships

No matter what, no matter where, and no matter when, if it’s a Major Championship, Brooks Koepka feels at home and is in contention at the end.

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Brooks Koepka clearly doesn’t win all the Major’s on the PGA Tour, but win or lose his name is becoming synonymous with them. At 31 years old the Florida native already has four Major Championships under his belt. He has won the PGA Championship in 2018 and 2019. He also won the U.S Open in 2017 and 2018.

Koepka’s impressive performances at Major’s goes beyond the wins. He seems to always have a chance and seems to always be close at the end. At The Masters he has a 2nd place finish, a Top-5, two Top-10’s, and four Top-25’s. At the PGA Championship on top of the two wins, he’s also had a 2nd place finish, five Top-5’s, five Top-10’s, and 7 Top-25’s. His numbers are identical in the U.S Open as it is at the PGA with the amount of wins and top finishes. That’s comfort! At The Open Championship he has one Top-5, 3 Top-10’s, and 3 Top-25’s.

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Even with the well documented fued between him and Bryson DeChambeau, Brooks was laser focused for this most recent Major, this 2021 version of The Open Championship. He finishes at 8-under par with a final round 5-under 65 to make some noise to challenge the leader, and you guessed it, put himself back in contention on Sunday. At the time of his final round finish at Royal St. George’s Koepka was the low man in the clubhouse. Although he didn’t come away with another Major victory, he did finish tied for sixth. That officially makes it his 12th top-10 finish in his last 16 Major Championships. It’s just more proof… No matter what, no matter where, and no matter when, if it’s a Major Championship, Brooks Koepka feels at home when he’s playing in a PGA Major Championship tournament.

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