Ahead of the PGA Championship, two key LIV Golf members will not speak to the media. Neither Brooks Koepka nor Phil Mickelson will give a press conference or even answer any questions ahead of the second major tournament this year.NUCLR GOLF@NUCLRGOLF🎙️ Only 1 LIV player (Dustin Johnson) is slated to speak ahead of this weeks @pgachampionship. Past champions Brooks Koepka & Phil Mickelson, both T2 finishers at this years Masters are NOT scheduled to speak to the media.401❌🎙️ Only 1 LIV player (Dustin Johnson) is slated to speak ahead of this weeks @pgachampionship. Past champions Brooks Koepka & Phil Mickelson, both T2 finishers at this years Masters are NOT scheduled to speak to the media. https://t.co/VmnfYrn9NsThis is a bit ironic, given that both Koepka and Mickelson have won the PGA Championship in the past. Mickelson took the trophy in 2005 and 2021 and Koepka was the victor in 2018 and 2019. Both have had recent success at the major but aren't interested in speaking to the media.They are among the 18 LIV golfers set to appear in the tournament:Abraham AncerDean BurmesterPaul CaseyBryson DeChambeauTalor GoochDustin JohnsonMartin KaymerSihwan KimBrooks KoepkaAnirban LahiriPhil MickelsonJoaquin NiemannMito PereiraThomas PietersPatrick ReedCameron SmithBrendan SteeleHarold Varner IIIInjuries and withdrawals may shrink this number, but as it stands, it's a minor portion of the 156-player field the PGA has this year.Brooks Koepka gearing up for PGA Championship runBrooks Koepka was second at the Masters after leading for much of the first few rounds. Ironically, he tied with the other LIV Golf star who is skipping media this week: Phil Mickelson.In his last LIV event the previous weekend, Koepka said he was looking forward to the PGA Championship, via Mirror:"Yeah, this week just trying to make sure I tune everything up, get ready for next week. I like the majors. I like the discipline, the mental grind that comes with it all, the focus, and just use this week to get ready. That's a huge thing. I've always done it. It's not always about results the week before, but it's about making sure that everything is starting to line up and I can see the progress and see where we're going to be for next week."Koepka is a two-time winner of the event, but there's undoubtedly a lot of pressure on him this time around. Being a rebel on LIV Golf doesn't come with less pressure in the few events they can still participate in.Is Brooks Koepka going to win his third PGA?This is one of the very few opportunities for LIV stars to improve their world rankings. Mickelson saw a major boost from the Masters, as did Koepka. He enters as the 43rd-ranked golfer right now. Remaining in the top 50 is important for a lot of other qualifiers for events, so this is a big week for Koepka.Right now, both have halfway decent odds of winning via CBS Sports:Jon Rahm 7-1Scottie Scheffler 7-1Rory McIlroy 11-1Patrick Cantlay 18-1Brooks Koepka 18-1Justin Thomas 20-1Dustin Johnson 20-1Jason Day 20-1Xander Schauffele 22-1Collin Morikawa 22-1Tony Finau 25-1Cameron Young 25-1Viktor Hovland 28-1Jordan Spieth 28-1Max Homa 28-1Matthew Fitzpatrick 30-1Cameron Smith 30-1Sungjae Im 35-1Tyrrell Hatton 40-1Joonhyung (Tom) Kim 40-1Talor Gooch 40-1Sam Burns 40-1Hideki Matsuyama 45-1Patrick Reed 60-1Shane Lowry 60-1Adam Scott 65-1Keegan Bradley 65-1Rickie Fowler 65-1Sahith Theegala 65-1Tommy Fleetwood 70-1Wyndham Clark 701Justin Rose 75-1Joaquin Niemann 75-1Abraham Ancer 80-1Phil Mickelson 85-1Several LIV Golf members have a shot this weekend, as per the odds.