Other sports: Trinity Forest or Las Colinas? This is an easy answer for Brooks Koepka after his appearance at AT & T Byron Nelson

With the Byron Nelson 2019 in the books, Brooks Koepka made his decision regarding the change of venue that took place following the 2017 tournament.

The verdict: the world's number 3 golfer, who participated in the event for the first time this week since he was transferred from TPC Four Seasons Las Colinas to Trinity Forest Golf Club, does not see really the current home of the tournament like to improve.

Koepka told reporters Sunday afternoon that he preferred the PTC, where the event was played for more than 30 years before 2018, unlike the links-type route south of downtown Dallas.

"[The TPC] It was fun to play, "said Koepka after Sunday's tour. Many more people – the fans are really a little more numerous. "

Koepka, three-time major champion, earned a fourth-place finish with a score of 20 under par for the tournament. Koepka had a score of less than 65 out of 65 on Sunday, but that was not enough to catch Sung Kang, who won the competition at 23.

This is the second year in a row that By & Nelson winner Byron Nelson has shot 23 goals, the tournament record for most under-pars. Aaron Wise won the tournament in his first year at Trinity Forest last May.

Koepka, 29, will be looking to defend his 2018 PGA World Championship title next week at the Bethpage Black Golf Course in Farmingdale, New York. Koepka has won three of the last eight major tournaments, including each of the last two American Open Championships.