Jena Sims is back on buzzer duty.
On Saturday, Brooks Koepka’s model girlfriend was tasked to give the golfer another quarantine haircut, two months after a disastrous first attempt.
“He’s back in the barbers chair… should I try again?” Sims polled her 196,000 Instagram followers.
In a separate Instagram story, Sims detailed the fallout, noting she was “relieved” from her duties after touching up Koepka’s edges.
“Update: Fixed his ‘edges’ and then got relieved of my duties,” Sims shared.
Koepka, 30, has been staying close to home since he withdrew from the Travelers Championship earlier this week after caddie Ricky Elliott tested positive for coronavirus. Sims confirmed Wednesday she had tested negative for the deadly bug.
“I haven’t tested positive for COVID-19, but as I’ve said all along, I’m taking this very seriously,” Koepka said Wednesday in an Instagram message.
“I don’t want to do anything that might jeopardize the health of any player in the field or his ability to compete. The right thing to do right now is get home, support Ricky and feel confident that I’m doing what I can do protecting my fellow TOUR members, my PGA TOUR friends and everyone associated with the Travelers Championship this week,” he continued.
Koepka’s younger brother Chase, who also withdrew from the Travelers Championship, will be able to participate in next year’s tournament.
On Saturday, Brooks Koepka’s model girlfriend was tasked to give the golfer another quarantine haircut, two months after a disastrous first attempt.
“He’s back in the barbers chair… should I try again?” Sims polled her 196,000 Instagram followers.
In a separate Instagram story, Sims detailed the fallout, noting she was “relieved” from her duties after touching up Koepka’s edges.
“Update: Fixed his ‘edges’ and then got relieved of my duties,” Sims shared.
Koepka, 30, has been staying close to home since he withdrew from the Travelers Championship earlier this week after caddie Ricky Elliott tested positive for coronavirus. Sims confirmed Wednesday she had tested negative for the deadly bug.
“I haven’t tested positive for COVID-19, but as I’ve said all along, I’m taking this very seriously,” Koepka said Wednesday in an Instagram message.
“I don’t want to do anything that might jeopardize the health of any player in the field or his ability to compete. The right thing to do right now is get home, support Ricky and feel confident that I’m doing what I can do protecting my fellow TOUR members, my PGA TOUR friends and everyone associated with the Travelers Championship this week,” he continued.
Koepka’s younger brother Chase, who also withdrew from the Travelers Championship, will be able to participate in next year’s tournament.
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