Amidst banter, disappointment, and feuds, the golf news section is full of drama. However, we can always fall back on animals to bring some positivity into our day. This time, it’s Max Homa’s furry friend, Scotty, who is in the news.

Max Homa has a beautiful family that comprises him, his wife, and his adorable dog. The 30-year-old is married to Lacey Croom, a real estate agent. The pair tied the knot in November 2019, and he is pretty active in showing his love for his wife.

Moreover, it’s not a secret that Homa often posts pictures of his dog. However, Homa recently took to Instagram to share a snippet from his life and it is the cutest thing we’ve seen all day!

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Homa shares pictures of Scotty with his new toy

Scotty is an adorable English labrador, who even has an Instagram account. Yes, you heard that right! An entire account dedicated to this bundle of happiness.

Recently, Homa posted an Instagram story revealing Scotty with his new toy. Gifted to him by Collin Morikawa and his girlfriend Katherine Zhu, it is a pink octopus plushie. In the picture, Scotty is lying with his head on top of his new toy.

Homa wrote, “Thanks @katherinezhuu @collin_morikawa for Scotty’s new toy!! I think she likes it lol.” There is no room for doubt. She definitely loves it!

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Where is Max Homa these days?

The three-time winner on the PGA Tour is currently in Las Vegas, playing the CJ Cup. A few days ago, he was a part of the Tiger Woods Invitational, where he was invited for a bonus ball challenge.

He also made an appearance at the Subpar golf podcast hosted by Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz, where he voiced his displeasure against the PIP fund. The fan-friendly golfer explained that he has issues with the fact that there are no standings and no rules for the $40 million fund.

The past season has been a good one for Homa. He won the Genesis Invitational and the Fortinet Championship in 2021. He was T-6 at the Memorial Championship and the Valspar Championships. The Arnold Palmer Invitational, AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, and OHL Classic also witnessed Homa finish in the top-15.

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