Brooks Koepka's coach explains 'done him no favours' moment: 'Poor me!'

Brooks Koepka's appearance on the Netflix documentary Full Swing 'did him no favours', according to his coach Pete Cowen. 

Koepka featured in the second episode of the docuseries in which he exhibited signs of frustration and depression over his decline in performance. 

His episode - entitled Win or Go Home - was contrasted with the rise of Scottie Scheffler. 

The reigning Masters champion rose to the top of the professional world with consummate ease whereas Koepka questioned everything. 

Scheffler puts his faith in the lord as Koepka toils, practices his putting towards an empty wine bottle and bemoans his fall from grace over dinner with his team. 

In the episode, Koepka was quoted as saying:

Koepka's coach Cowen, who boasts a stable of golfers, discussed Koepka in an interview for The Times, telling the publication:

Cowen has also predicted the LIV Golf League players who will be playing in the 2023 Masters are in for a turbulent time. 

GolfMagic has already written this explainer assessing the form of each 'rebel' tour player. 

Cowen told the publication:

Cowen stressed that he's not anti-LIV. 

But he said: 

"I knew what I was getting into" 

Koepka has been reported as having 'buyer's remorse' after his $100m LIV Golf switch. 

These rumours were rubbished by Greg Norman's son. 

Koepka - who was spotted this week abusing a NHL player with a traffic cone - has most recently told SI:

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Even if Koepka was having regrets over his switch, he wouldn't be able to come back to the PGA Tour until 2025. 

Reports have surfaced suggesting it would cost LIV players up to four times their signing-on fees if they broke their contracts. 

Koepka is said to have joined LIV for $100m. 

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