Max Homa is one of the best golfers in the world. He has won his 6th time on the PGA Tour, his lifetime earnings exceed his $25 million, and he currently ranks 8th in the Official World Golf Rankings.
However, he has not yet fought in a major championship. As we all know, in the sport of golf, winning major championships is where a player is truly judged.
Homa has answered numerous questions on this topic in the past.But his Latest posts His posts on X (formerly Twitter) are sure to make fans appreciate the Burbank, California native.
A clown commented on my wife’s Tiktok that my wife and son are preventing me from winning a major. I don’t think he had ever seen my records before having children. It’s even worse!Moral of this story, it’s all my wife’s fault and all she’s here for
— Max Homa (@Maxhoma) March 11, 2024
“A clown commented on his wife’s Tiktok that she and my son were preventing me from winning a major. I don’t think he ever saw my record before we had kids. It’s even worse! The moral of the story is that it’s all my wife’s fault for coming here for everything,” Homa wrote.
Indeed, the former California Golden Bear’s assessment was spot on.
Homa and his wife Lacey welcomed their first child in October 2022. Since then, he has played in four majors.
He finished T43 and T55 at last year’s Masters and PGA Championship, respectively. He then missed out on qualifying for the US Open, but achieved his first top 10 in a major at the British Open Championship (T10) in August.
Prior to that, his performance in the majors was much worse.
Homa appeared in five of 11 major league games. Of those five, only one finished inside the top 40, finishing T13 at the 2022 PGA Championship.
So it’s safe to say that his home life hasn’t negatively affected his ability in the majors. On the contrary, he is moving in the right direction.
Homa is undoubtedly one of the most well-liked players on the PGA Tour, and it’s easy to see why. He’s self-deprecating and outspoken, and he likes to laugh a lot at himself, too.
I hope he has big titles in his future. It will definitely keep him and his fans smiling.
Kendall Capps is the senior editor of SB Nation’s Playing Through.For more golf coverage, follow us @_PlayingThrough On all major social media platforms.
