Brooks Koepka had surgery on his right knee March 16. Bob Self/Florida Times-Union via Imagn Content Services, LLC

Brooks Koepka is recovering from knee surgery, and he has some new motivation.

Koepka underwent surgery in mid-March for a right kneecap dislocation and ligament damage. He has not played since withdrawing from the Players Championship.

Two weeks ago, Brad Faxon was on the radio and shared a rumor he’s heard about Koepka. He said he heard the knee injury is worse than Koepka has let on and that the injury timetable could be six to eight months.

Koepka responded to the tweet on Sunday with the Michael Jordan “and I took that personally” meme.

Does that mean Koepka is going to have a chip on his shoulder about the situation? Possibly.

The 30-year-old expressed on Sunday that he intends to play in the Masters this month. It seems he has a point to prove to Faxon and everyone else. Maybe he can add a green jacket to the big ring from last month.

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