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But LIV looks to have been embraced by Australians with tickets selling out for this week's event in Adelaide.
Koepka, runner-up at the Masters two weeks ago, and current British Open champion Cameron Smith are among the top names who have defected to LIV.
They headline the action at The Grange Golf Club this week.
Phil Mickelson, who tied for second with Koepka at Augusta, and Dustin Johnson also jumped ship to LIV, as did Patrick Reed, who finished fourth at the Masters.
There have been no more recent big-name defections, and if there are it would be a another setback for the US PGA Tour.
Koepka, who had a two-stroke lead going into the final round at the Masters but imploded to finish four strokes behind winner Jon Rahm, said he had not spoken to any players about making the move to LIV because it was "not my style".
But he added: "I'm sure there's a bunch of guys who are still looking to come over, whether that be college players, younger players, to guys who have played on the PGA Tour and the DP Tour.
"And yes, you can always add depth to anything -- the stronger we get, the better we are."
Two-time major winner Johnson agreed that more star power was needed to grow LIV.
"Obviously the better players we have playing the stronger LIV gets and it's better for the game," he said.
"But I haven't talked to Greg this week, so I can't really comment too much on what he was saying."
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Wednesday, April 19, 2023 at 3:44 am