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Koepka's PGA Tour return is framed as a test of the Returning Member Programme and signals how major champions navigate back to the tour.
Koepka's return to the PGA Tour could sharpen debates over top players moving between tours and the long-term incentives to keep stars.
The article notes Koepka's re-entry draws attention to fans and peers, and whether the sport's elite matchups will occur more regularly again.

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The Sony Open in Hawaii opened the PGA Tour season at Waialae with a $9.1 million purse and $1.638 million to the winner.
The Kapalua opener was canceled, pushing attention to Hawaii as the Tour mulls major schedule changes.
Several top players in the world ranking are competing, including Russell Henley, JJ Spaun, Robert MacIntyre and Ben Griffin.
Nick Taylor defended the title after shooting a 62 to take an early share of the lead.
The article provides a full payout breakdown for all 64 players in the field.
Payouts range from $1.638 million for first place to roughly $21,385 for the 55th place finisher.
Sports Illustrated’s Jeff Ritter provides context as the managing director of SI Golf.
The event promises Hawaiian scenery and ocean breezes as part of its appeal in the season opener.
The article notes that Sunday will determine final results and payout outcomes.

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Koepka was reinstated to the PGA Tour this month, using the Returning Member Program tied to major wins since 2022.
Pat Perez was reinstated as a PGA Tour member but cannot yet play in PGA Tour events.
Analysts say the leadership changes under Brian Rolapp could cool tensions from LIV’s inception.
Justin Leonard says Koepka’s return could help attract viewers back to the PGA Tour and Champions.
The article notes a broader aim to reunite top players to compete on both the PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions.
Paul Azinger believes most players regret leaving LIV due to money and their careers.
The piece highlights Koepka’s rapid reinstatement as a sign of potential reconciliation in golf politics.
Azinger predicts a future where top players routinely compete across the PGA Tour and its senior circuit.
The article mentions Perez leaving LIV broadcasting to chase PGA Tour play again.
The feature was published by Sports Illustrated's Breaking and Trending team and provides context on players' futures.

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