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Defending US Open champion Koepka still trying to prove the doubters wrong
BROOKS KOEPKA HAS been the best golfer in the world for the last two years and there is no denying it.
According to the official world golf rankings, he is the best. Judged on major wins in that period, he is the best. And in the opinions of many of his fellow professionals, he is the best.
Yet despite all that, Koepka still often gets overlooked.
On American television network Fox, there is a commercial for this year’s U.S. Open and he is not even included in it, despite the fact he is the two-time defending champion following victories in 2017 and 2018.
His rivals may not appreciate that snub, as Koepka clearly thrives on proving people wrong, including himself.
“You’ve always got to find something to give you a little bit of extra motivation. Sometimes it’s blatantly obvious,” Koepka said on Tuesday in a pre-tournament news conference.
Asked for his reaction to seeing the commercial, Koepka added: “I actually didn’t see it for a long time. A bunch of people on Twitter, I think, tagged me in it, in the promo. And I guess [they] were amazed that I wasn’t in it.
Koepka then prompted laughter by adding: “Somebody probably got fired over it or should.”
The four-time major winner continued: “You’ve always got to find something to give you a little bit of extra motivation.
“There’s other things where I just find - I just tell myself I can’t do it. I can’t do it. And I just want to prove myself wrong.”
Koepka will play the first two rounds at Pebble Beach alongside Francesco Molinari and Viktor Hovland.
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