The five-time major winner, who accepted an invitation to play the $3.25 million FedEx Open de France at Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche, appeared front and centre in a video promoting the Tour’s latest initiative alongside Alex Levy, Nicolas Colsaerts and Will Besseling.

Brooks Koepka – 2013 Scottish Challenge Challenge Tour / HotelPlanner Tour – Getty Images

Koepka, now 35, carved his way through Europe via the HotelPlanner Tour (Challenge Tour) and DP World Tour over a decade ago. Now no longer a member of the DP World Tour, he has spent the past two weeks competing back on the DP World Tour at the Amgen Irish Open and BMW PGA Championship via invites, but his presence in a campaign designed to showcase the DP World Tour will definitely raise a few eyebrows.  Agreeing to front a DP World Tour promo signals the weight of that invitation to France, especially since he joined LIV Golf in 2022.

The video highlights the Eagles For Good initiative, a partnership with FedEx Cares that ties tree planting to every eagle made during the week. While the programme itself underlines the Tour’s growing emphasis on sustainability, you can check it out below:

1 Eagle = 25 Trees @FedExEurope & @arborday have committed to planting 25 trees for every eagle at this year’s tournament pic.twitter.com/wvrOqTSDJY

— DP World Tour (@DPWorldTour) September 18, 2025

When it came to the course, Koepka opened his campaign just outside of Paris with a two-under 69 on Thursday, though a double bogey on his closing hole cost him a chance at something lower.

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Koepka’s European summer swing continues. After his invite to The K Club for the Amgen Irish Open, where he missed the cut, he then crossed the Irish Sea for the BMW PGA Championship on invitation, the DP World Tour’s flagship event, where he also failed to make the weekend.

Now the 35-year-old heads to France to compete in continental Europe’s oldest national open, the 107th edition of the FedEx Open de France, taking place at Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche from 18–21 September 2025.

Brooks Koepka 2023 US PGA Championship – Newsmaker

The last time Koepka teed it up on French soil was in 2018 at the Ryder Cup, just up the road at Le Golf National, the former venue of the FedEx Open de France. Ranked World Number Three at the time, he went 3-1-0, producing the best record of the week for Team USA, despite the Americans failing to retain the Ryder Cup.

Koepka has played in France’s national open once before, in 2014, where he missed the cut. The year prior, while still grinding it out on the former Challenge Tour (now HotelPlanner Tour), he recorded a tie for 11th in the Najeti Hotels et Golfs Open at the testing Aa Saint-Omer GC.

Having finished the 2025 LIV Golf season in 31st place in the individual standings, the former DP World Tour member has now slipped to 325th in the Official World Golf Ranking. He is set to return to the Tour’s schedule in October at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship at the Home of Golf.

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