Brooks Koepka rests in the Bahamas after missing PGA Tour playoffs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 6, 2026, 12:15 PM
Last updated Sep 6, 2026

Brooks Koepka has retreated to the Bahamas for a vacation following the conclusion of his 2026 PGA Tour season. The five-time major champion finished the year outside of the FedEx Cup Playoffs after failing to secure a win across 16 events. Throughout the campaign, Koepka recorded five missed cuts and one withdrawal. His return to the traditional tour included specific financial obligations, such as a five-million-dollar charitable donation and the forfeiture of 2026 FedEx Cup bonus money. Following the competitive season, Koepka and his wife, Jena Sims, documented their time away from the sport on social media. Moving forward, Koepka is scheduled to compete in the TGL beginning in 2027 as he pivots toward a new platform involving team-based play.
- •Koepka did not qualify for the 2026 FedEx Cup Playoffs.
- •He played 16 PGA Tour events this season without securing a victory.
- •The 36-year-old is set to join the TGL for the 2027 season.
- •Terms of his PGA Tour return included a five-million-dollar charitable donation.
- 12:15 PMYahoo Sports — Brooks Koepka Finds Relief After Rough Season Ends
"After a difficult 2026 PGA Tour campaign, Brooks Koepka and wife Jena Sims share a lighthearted Bahamas getaway, offering fans a glimpse of life off the course.
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