He's back! Brooks Koepka wins PGA Championship, claims fifth major title
Brooks Koepka, the most dominant major player of the past 10 years, is back. He won the PGA Championship on Sunday for major title No. 5.
golf.comHere’s the latest on Brooks Koepka’s major wins as of now:
- Koepka last captured a major at the 2023 PGA Championship at Oak Hill, his fifth major title, finishing two strokes ahead of the runners-up.[2][3]
- Since then, there hasn’t been a new major victory for Koepka through 2024–2026, with ongoing talks about his form and continued competitiveness in major events, but no additional major hardware added to his tally.[5][2]
- He remains one of the notable “dominant major players” of the past decade, having won majors across 2017, 2018, and 2019 (and 2023 for PGA), contributing to a rare career cluster of victories in major championships.[3][4]
Illustration: Koepka’s major record includes wins at the U.S. Open (2017, 2018) and PGA Championship (2018, 2019, 2023), marking him as one of the few players with five majors in total.[7][3]
Would you like a concise table summarizing his major wins by year and event, or a quick compare with other recent major leaders? I can provide a precise timeline or a chart if you’d prefer.
Citations:
- Koepka's 2023 PGA Championship victory (fifth major).[1][2]
- Overview of Koepka’s major history and records.[4][3]
- European Tour/press summaries on Koepka’s major chronology.[6]