Is that a sign of unification of the Fred couple-Brooks Koepka group? Think about it

Augusta, Ga. – Look closely at the Masters Championship plot and you will notice that not much is here. Trees may fall down, lenses may bend, but groupings of unexpected exercises? not much.

All four Spaniards in the field – they compete together on Tuesday. For four Canadians, it is also the bottom nine. The inexperienced Hojgaard twins focused on studying this confusing experience, and they found the process in Charl Schwartzel. Hidden in the middle of a more interesting quartet: Fred Mr and Mrs., Justin Thomas and Adam Scott, also looped in a engaging fourth-place finish – Liv Golfer Brooks Koepka. Even if it’s just on paper, it’s hard to ignore.

Koepka is one of Liv Golf’s crown jewels. His four-year contract with the trip soon began…ISH.

There is no problem with couples’ enthusiasm for rival alliances.

Thomas is a good friend with Koepka – often looking for each other within the same trendy Florida practice range – and is a member of the PGA Tour Government Advisory Committee.

Scott is ranked higher, a member of the Tourism Policy Committee and one of Koepka’s idols. He participated in negotiations between the Tour and Leif’s supporter Saudi PIF. If anyone currently knows the design of the Pro Golf, perhaps its future, it is Scott.

Different attitudes: If anyone knows the value of Koepka returning to the PGA Tour, it’s Scott.

This may be unfair to any other Liv golfer. But with Koepka it seems to have some traction. Talk to the right (or wrong) industry person at Augusta National and you’ll hear a lot of chats about his desire to return to the PGA Tour. A month ago, the couple chatted in popular seats the same chat.

“I won’t say anything except talking to me [Brooks] The couple kept saying in early March. “The next place you play, when you go and all this stuff – he wants to come back, I’ll say that. I believe he really wants to come back for the tour.”

The comments went to Koepka – first because the couple texted him – but secondly because he was asked about his contract at a Liv event in Singapore. “I have a contractual obligation here to fulfill, and then we’ll see what happens,” Koepka said. “I don’t know where I’m going, so I don’t know how others do it.”

Koepka’s opinion of his employer (publicly). “I think we all hope this will go a step further, it’s no secret,” he said last week. It’s either a reality depending on your skinnyness. But this is April, where are we in this master?

Just enjoy the boys enjoying a walk on a sunny, breeze afternoon – Couple and Koepka go along the middle of the first fairway and participate in the Emergency Four Hole Loop back They have nine hole rings with Thomas and Scott. How sweet is that?

In Pro Golf’s third-biggest master’s degree in the Cold War, this is probably the little thing we appreciate most now. For all TV and podcasts that are spent on pro games that may be unified, Augusta National is one of the few places it actually happens. This is part of what makes the ongoing deadlock so frustrating. It felt a bit like a groundhog day, too hard to stare at camellia tea, falling from the tenth hole to see if they showed anything. They often don’t.

In the 2023 Masters, the armistice is on the way, but no player knows it. In 2024, we were told about progress on the war, but that was not the case. In the 2025 interview room, Jon Rahm sums this up perfectly: “As far as I know, you can say, this won’t happen anytime soon.”

The truth is, couples and Kopuka have been planning to practice together for weeks. Usually, the couple play with Thomas and Tiger Woods, but Woods’ Achilles tore the left space on Scott’s T-shirt box. Eventually, Freddie and Brooksie switched from the 18th green to the 1st T-shirt and then from the 2nd green to the 8th tee where they teamed up with Nick Dunlap. Freddy believes that the topic of conversation is less travel politics and more chasing Koepka (Brokes’ brother) or modern equipment, or, when we listen on the eighth tee: Stanford women’s golfers arrive at Augusta National women’s amateurs via private jets. The couple shook their heads at Neil’s topic. Koepka said he would be happy if that kind of money flowed around the school. “When I had $100 in my pocket, I thought I was rich,” he said.

That’s all we’ve set out from Koepka on Thursday as he refused to talk to the media. Couples are more interested in chatting. He came to the Masters and had a pleasant time.

“It’s a great four,” the couple said. “These guys were all amazed. Then, to meet Nick Hardy, the last few holes were also fun.”

Nick Dunlap; Impatience, but we will reduce some slackness. He has been battling the virus for three weeks, but he is ready to play the game now, which seems really important. He got 13 holes and ran out to practice Chipping.