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Ninety-fourth. This is Brooks Koepka’s current position in the FedEx Cup rankings, which means a failure, a playoff exclusion.

And this hurt Koepka, really hurt him.

Koepka, statements

And the West Palm Beach native said it clearly after the Wyndham Championship, which ended with yet another disappointing performance (tied for sixty-seventh with a 3-under-par finish):

«It’s pretty pathetic that I didn’t make it (to the playoffs).»

«No top 10, basically, in two years (actually, that’s not accurate, given that his best result this year is a tied ninth at the Cognizant Classic—Editor’s note).»

«Given that I’m in the prime of my career and in the shape I think I am, I think it’s pretty pathetic.»

«I definitely need to go home and completely reevaluate everything.»

Koepka’s frustration is evident in his statements, as he likely expected a much different outcome after his return to the PGA Tour, although he views the decision as a positive one:

«Frankly, I really enjoyed it. I feel great. The welcome was fantastic. Overall, I’m completely happy and thrilled.»

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