The swagger that was such a hallmark of his five major championships was replaced by concern about the reception he would get upon his return to the PGA Tour after nearly four years on Saudi-funded LIV Golf. “But I’m enjoying it, I really am.”And now he has company, with former Masters champion Patrick Reed leaving LIV Golf with a chance to return to the PGA Tour as early as September. The South course is among the strongest on the PGA Tour, producing more pars than any excitement. His return also stipulates a $5 million charity donation, no access to PGA Tour equity shares for five years, no FedEx Cup bonus money he might earn this year. The tour also said whenever Koepka plays he will be added to the field to not take a spot from anyone.