Brooks Koepka eyes LIV Golf history at US PGA as Rory McIlroy makes honest admission

Brooks Koepka promised the final round of the US PGA will be “completely different” from the Masters as he bids to become the first LIV Golf star to win a Major.

The American had a two-shot lead after 54 holes in Augusta before a closing 75 saw him finish four shots behind winner Jon Rahm. Yesterday a brilliant third round 66 in the Rocheter rain gave the four-time Major winner a one-stroke lead from Norway’s Viktor Hovland and Corey Conners of Canada.

Fellow LIV star Bryson DeChambeau - who was booed on the first tee on Saturday - is only three shots off the lead in fourth place. Koepka revealed in his pre-tournament press conference that he did not sleep the night after “choking” at Augusta.