Twitter isn’t Max Homa’s favorite social media, but he’s great at giving quick and witty replies to golf fans there.
He is out this week after a disappointing performance at the Genesis Invitational. To celebrate President’s Day on Monday, Homa spent the night gushing about golf fans and their swings on social media.
The six-time PGA Tour winner was always roasting his swings on the Bird app. Those who dare to send their videos will be destroyed by him in a hysterical manner.
These are some of the best of his recent Twitter rants.
Twitter user Chase Majerus asked if Homa would do that. I’m still roasting my golf swing, but This tweet started everything.
“No, but it’s hard to pay for Twitter instead of buying a tripod because leaning your phone against a microwave bucket gives you a bad camera angle. Boom roast,” Homa wrote.
No, but paying for Twitter instead of buying a tripod is a pain. If you lean your phone against a microwave bucket, the camera angle will be badly distorted. https://t.co/Q5zLFV5lUf
— Max Homa (@Maxhoma) February 20, 2024
From there, Bear, a former UC Berkeley graduate, started rolling with it, holding nothing back when someone tagged him in a tweet.
It is wise to hit at the corner of the range.They must have converted left-handed people to right-handed so they don’t have to look at you during practice https://t.co/AfF9Z7XOzS
— Max Homa (@Maxhoma) February 20, 2024
The best part is his final interaction.
Twitter user Aubrey Wilkerson posted a video of Homa walking past and giving two young fans a cold shoulder instead of giving them a slap. So the Ryder Cup star was asked the following question:
“Were you thinking about how you skipped me to high-five the kids at Wells last year?”
Homa drops the mic and his line, “Let’s do it again,” is truly iconic.
Of course, Homa will show love to children, ignoring adult men.
It was so fun to see Homa roast people on social media again. Homa is a very naturally funny person, so I hope he continues to interact and make golf fans laugh.
Why not take advantage of this kind of carefree and fun time in the world of golf?
Savannah Lee Richardson is a golf staff writer for SB Nation’s Playing Through.If you want to know more about golf, please follow us. @_PlayingThrough On all major social platforms. You can also follow her on Twitter @SportsGirls and Instagram @savannah_leigh_sports.
