Brooks Koepka on LIV equipment support: 'There's been no anything'

Everything about Brooks Koepka’s present feels strangely familiar, a throwback to an earlier, leaner chapter of his career. Not all of it lands comfortably. Being reduced to alternate status at PGA Tour events — waiting, hoping for a spot to open — is a humbling echo of the climb he long ago conquered.

But tucked inside that is something lighter, almost liberating. There’s a reminder of simpler days, when fewer obligations meant fewer constraints. That sense of reset surfaced again recently when Koepka’s equipment deal with Dunlop Sports Americas — the parent company of Srixon and Cleveland Golf — came to an end.

The five-time major champion now finds himself in unfamiliar territory once more: untethered, a free agent in the gear world, with the rare opportunity to start fresh.

MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA - MAY 07: Brooks Koepka of the United States walks the 16th hole alongside caddie Ricky Elliott during the first round of the ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic 2026 at Dunes Golf & Beach Club on May 07, 2026 in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. (Photo by David Jensen/Getty Images)

"It's different. I had a great time with Srixon. They were fantastic," Koepka said on Wednesday. "Four years, it flew by. Yeah, it was great. But, yeah, just going to get back to where I was I felt like. I'm trying to think, '17 and pretty much '21 I was a free agent."

Of course, as part of the LIV Golf circuit, Koepka didn't have the same access to new equipment as he did during his stint on the PGA Tour.

"Over the last few years there's been no equipment trucks. There's been no anything, so I don't really know what's out there," he said "I haven't given it too much thought as of right now just because it's so fresh. Just trying to focus on just going to play good golf.