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Brooks Koepka's wife, Jena Sims, cheered on the LIV golfer as he closed the second round of the 2025 Open de France with an impressive score. Koepka, who last competed at the BMW PGA Championship, made his 20th start at the DP World Tour event in Paris this week.
The couple has been enjoying their time together, as Jena Sims joined Brooks Koepka in Paris to root for him at the tournament. Koepka teed off on Thursday, September 18, and shot a 2-under par score to enter contention. In round two of the Open de France, he carded a 3-under par score to maintain his position in the Top 10. The LIV golfer currently stands in a seven-way tie for ninth with a -5 par score.
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Sims recently shared a snippet of her view of the Eiffel Tower from their hotel on her social media page. Along with admiring the view, she wrote a cheerful message for Koepka as he heads into the weekend rounds of the European Tour event. She captioned the video:
"This and my husband playing the weekend ⛳"
"Let's go @bkoepka @dpworldtour 🇫🇷," she added.
Jena Sims had also shared a proud message following Brooks Koepka's disappointing performance at the 2025 BMW PGA Championship. She had previously joined him during his outing at the 2025 Amgen Irish Open, where he failed to make the cut.
How did Brooks Koepka perform in the first two rounds of the Open de France?
With his brilliant performance in the first two rounds of the Open de France this week, Brooks Koepka hopes to regain his form and claim his first win of the year. He got off to a rough start on day one as he shot a bogey on Hole 1. Koepka then found his footing at the Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche and shot two birdies and an eagle before closing his front nine with a double bogey. He wrapped up the round with two birdies and a bogey.
On Friday, September 19, the LIV golfer shot two birdies and a second eagle of the week on Hole 8. Though he remained consistent for a brief period, his second nine proved worse as he ended up scoring two bogeys along with a birdie. Koepka will look to build on his performance and rise to the top of the leaderboard.
Brooks Koepka has had an average season so far and has not claimed a single title this year. His best finish on the LIV Golf League came at the Singapore event, where he finished as the runner-up while Joaquin Niemann took the title home.
