Brooks Koepka showcased his formidable form ahead of the PGA Championship defense, clinching victory at LIV Singapore with a stellar three-under par 68. The 34-year-old American, a seasoned major winner, finished two strokes ahead of Australian duo Cam Smith and Marc Leishman.

Koepka's triumph at 15-under par marks a historic feat, making him the first player to secure four individual titles on the Saudi-backed circuit, now in its second full season. Reflecting on his win, Koepka expressed satisfaction with his performance, highlighting his improved form compared to the previous week.

With Valhalla on the horizon for his PGA Championship defense, Koepka emphasized the importance of maintaining momentum and continuing his diligent preparation. Despite a temporary setback with a bogey on the ninth hole, Koepka's consistent play, marked by crucial birdies, secured his victory.

Smith and Leishman mounted a commendable challenge in the final round, posting impressive scores to keep the pressure on Koepka. However, Koepka's unwavering focus and solid ball-striking ensured his triumph and cemented his confidence heading into the upcoming major.

Ripper GC, led by Smith and Leishman alongside teammates Matt Jones and Lucas Herbert, secured their second consecutive team title with an outstanding 32-under-par performance. The Australian quartet's collective effort underscored their dominance on the course, reaffirming their status as a formidable force in the golfing world.