Koepka expects Super League 'sell out'

Brooks Koepka believes it's only a matter of time before a player signs up for the riches of golf's Saudi-backed Super League, as PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan again warned any interested parties of sanctions for doing so.

"Somebody will sell out and go to it," Koepka said on Wednesday in the lead-up to this week's Honda Classic in Florida.

The four-times major champion's comments come after Monahan said he has "zero complacency" when it comes to the threat of the rival tour -- headed by Australian great Greg Norman and his LIV Golf Investments.

"I told the players we're moving on and anyone on the fence needs to make a decision," Monahan said on Wednesday.

He also emphasised that players who sign up for any breakaway tour will lose their PGA Tour membership and should not expect to get it back.

"All this talk about the league and about money has been distracting to our players, our partners and most importantly our fans," Monahan said.

"We're focused on legacy, not leverage.

"You saw it last week with Joaquin Niemann winning, receiving the trophy from a legend (tournament host Tiger Woods) who inspired him to take up the game.

"Those moments can't be replicated."

While a Tuesday meeting between Monahan and the players had been scheduled weeks in advance, it began just minutes after Phil Mickelson released a statement in which he apologised for his "reckless" remarks about the Saudi overtures.

The six-times major winner did not mention Monahan or the PGA Tour, which he referred to as a "dictatorship" in his explosive comments to Alan Shipnuck, whose biography on Mickelson is due in May.

Mickelson has said he and three other top players paid attorneys to write the operating agreement for a new league in which players