American star has shown he's one to savour the rewards of his hard work given his luxurious lifestyle and multi-million dollar mansion. The representative, who has amassed an astonishing £71million throughout his career, hasn't shied away from splashing out when necessary.

That much is evident from his purchase of a lavish home in Jupiter, Florida. Born and bred in the Sunshine State, Koepka and his model wife, Jena Sims, spent £2.5m on a mansion located in the exclusive Pennock Point neighbourhood, a favourite spot for golfers to reside. The relatively reasonable price allowed the couple to remodel the house, with the finished renovation featured in the Netflix documentary Full Swing, in which they both appear. The sheer size of the mansion left many viewers stunned at the house, which features several garages surrounding a palacial drive.

In true Florida style, two palm trees stand near the front door of their glamorous home, which only gets more impressive on the inside. With a spacious living room boasting two large sofas, Koepka even has an entire room dedicated to his impressive shoe collection, many of which are courtesy of sponsors Nike Golf.

Massive windows to the living room offer a view of their picturesque back garden. And just a few steps away sits a glass swimming pool and sunken sofa.

The expansive home is also complete with a vast array of furniture fit for just about any occasion. This offers ample space for their young son, Crew, and is an ideal spot for entertaining guests.

Spanning a grand 13,000 square-feet space, the property boasts six bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. Purchased prior to Koepka's reported £75m switch to LIV in June 2022, the 35-year-old has openly discussed his reasons for leaving the for the Saudi-funded series.

"I'll be honest with you, I signed for the dough," he said during an appearance on Logan Paul's Impaulsive podcast last year. "Tomorrow, I might have a car accident and never play golf again but I'll know my family are set-up. You've got to take care of each other."

Koepka's financial gains from joining LIV Golf are evident given he has amassed more than £33m since making the move. That figure far surpasses the £23m he earned during his nine years on the PGA Tour.

Having already pocketed more than £3 this year, Koepka stands to rake in millions more. And he'll have his chance in the second major of 2025 as he sets his sights on clinching a fourth PGA Championship this weekend.