The son of LIV Golf CEO Greg Norman has bluntly dismissed reports that one of the Saudi-backed series' biggest stars is on the verge of quitting.
Last June, amid a poor run of form, Brooks Koepka became the latest high-profile name to defect to Norman's rebel venture. The four time major winner then ended his barren run by coming through a play-off to claim the LIV Golf Invitational Jeddah tournament in October.
Koepka, 32, signed for LIV a fee just short of £84million, and is on the roster for their expanded schedule this year. The American will captain the Smash GC team that also consists of brother Chase, Jason Kokrak, and Matt Wolff.