Brooks Koepka Reveals Top Secret After Being Accused Of ‘Breaking Rule’ At The Masters

Brooks Koepka makes shock confession when asked to clear up last year’s controversial incident with Gary Woodland at The Masters.

Brooks Koepka makes shock confession at The Masters
Brooks Koepka makes shock confession at The Masters
Brooks Koepka would appear to have let slip a professional golf secret – while stirring the pot some more – when asked to clear up last year’s controversial incident with playing partner Gary Woodland at The Masters.

TV footage during the first round of the 2023 Masters appeared to show Koepka’s caddie Ricky Elliott say the word ‘five’ to Woodland’s caddie Brennan Little on the par-5 15th hole.

Not once, but twice!

Golf fans all say the same thing after seeing who Brooks Koepka is out with for R1 and R2 of the 2024 Masters!
This was taken as ‘five’ for ‘5-iron’, which was indeed the club of choice for Koepka.

As Koepka was removing his glove, he also appeared to signal ‘five’ with his fingers.

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So much of the LIV players being treated poorly by #TheMasters

First round leader Brooks Koepka should have been penalized 2 shots for his caddie giving advice to a competitor. The video evidence couldn’t be more clear, but the players lied, so @TheMasters decided no penalty.🤮 pic.twitter.com/y8UPG2gDs2

— John Ziegler (@Zigmanfreud) April 6, 2023

It is against the rules of golf for a player or caddie to disclose any information such as which club was used to hit a shot.

According to Rule 10-2a, during a round a player must not:

Give advice to anyone in the competition who is playing on the course

Ask anyone for advice, other than the player’s caddie, or
Touch another player’s equipment to learn information that would be advice if given by or asked of the other player
Penalty for breach of rule: two strokes

The Masters Tournament Committee reviewed all footage of the incident and cleared Koepka and his caddie of any wrongdoing.