Brooks Koepka has sent a strong warning to his rivals on the PGA Tour ahead of this week's Masters, after writing himself into the LIV Golf history books in Orlando.
Koepka became the first player to win two LIV titles, after securing the the £3.2 million prize in Florida on Sunday. The four-time major champion shot a final round three-under-par 68 to see off the likes of Sebastian Munoz, Patrick Reed and Dean Burmester.
The win is Koepka's second on the breakaway circuit, after securing his maiden LIV win in its inaugural season last year, triumphing in the Saudi capital of Jeddah.