Brooks Koepka’s hair disaster revives itself as Bengals star Joey Burrow’s buzzcut goes viral

Brooks Koepka is one of the most well-known golfers in the world. He jumped to LIV Golf in 2022 and hasn't competed on the PGA Tour since. Koepka is the captain of Smash GC and has four LIV Golf victories in his career so far.

Apart from golf, Koepka enjoys spending time with his family and is always up to try something new with his hairstyle or clothing. Last year, he had a mullet as he tried to replicate Cameron Smith's hairstyle. Recently, one of his disastrous hairstyles resurfaced as Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joey Burrow showed up to practice in a new look.

Golf journalist Claire Rogers commented on Joey Burrow's new look in blond hair on the Cincinnati Bengals' profile, comparing the hairstyle with that of Brooks Koepka from last year.

"Brooks Koepka that one time," Rogers wrote.

This new look of Burrow has revived Koepka's hair disaster from January 2022. Koepka had dyed his hair blonde completely, and fans were not impressed with that look.

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Where will Brooks Koepka compete next?

Brooks Koepka will tee off at the LIV Golf UK at the JCB Golf and Country Club from July 26. The 34-year-old golfer has played ten events this season and has registered one victory at LIV Golf Singapore. He is placed 8th in the season-long standings going into the final three events of the season.

His team, Smash GC, are in the 7th spot, with one victory at the LIV Golf Las Vegas event. They also claimed a runner-up finish at Houston.

Brooks Koepka at The 152nd Open - Day Two (Image via Getty)

Last week, Koepka competed at The 2024 Open Championship in Scotland. He was in contention after round one, but unfortunately fell out of the running after a disappointing moving day where he carded +7 for the round.

The round put Koepka out of contention, but he still had a decent outing at the final major championship of the year, as he carded +8 for the event and finished T43.

Xander Schauffele won The 2024 Open Championship by two strokes as he carded -9 for the event. Even though he was just one stroke behind the lead going into the final round, not many people expected him to win in such a dominant manner. He surprised everyone with his performance on the final day as he carded -6 to win the Claret Jug for the first time.