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Major wins are an additional achievement for players and fans, but Max Homa has proved how great performances alone can bring fans to your side. The American professional golfer is a great example of someone who has been among the favorites with his impressive performances each year. Though this year he came very close to the major victory but fell just short of finishing T3 at the Masters Tournament.

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Although he did not win any event in the 2024 season, he has 6 PGA Tour wins under his name. And despite remaining victoryless this season, he has performed well in the tournaments with close finishes. He had four top 25 finishes, while two top 10s and one top 5s, excluding the Masters Tournament. The consistency of the 34-year-old has helped him in securing the 35th rank. His consistency brought him to the top of the ongoing Nedbank Golf Challenge, and he might win his first title of this season. He is currently leading alongside the South African Strydom. With his outstanding performance, his choice of golf clubs has been a great support for Homa.

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Homa has great driving stats, for the Masters Tournament he recorded an average distance of 300.8 yards. He kept his average above 300 yards this year too as compared to the last season, which was 304.8 yards. To make that possible, he uses the Titleist GT3 with a 10-degree loft supported by the Fujikura Ventus Blue 6 X shaft. The driver priced at $649 offers great spin reduction and increased ball flight for long-distance coverage. While the shaft helps with better balance and stability for Homa to maintain accuracy.

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He even carries a mini driver from TaylorMade, the BRNR Copper with 13.5 degrees of loft which is priced at $449. Along with that, he uses 7-wood and Irons for making it to the greens. The 7-wood TaylorMade Qi10 with 21 degrees loft offers great versatility for the fairway and roughs at $299. While his Titleist T100S (4i and 5i) and Titleist 620 (6i-9i) irons offer him the confidence for the added distance and control with additional precision on shots.

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Max Homa’s choices for the green

For the short-game scenario, the players have to make versatile choices that match their game style. Max Homa, as per his style, has 4 different wedges, including Titleist Vokey Design SM10 (P, G, S, L) along with the KBS shaft for each wedge, which roughly costs $189/wedge. He includes 4 different options to suit the condition of the course with different bounce and grind options.

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For his final putt, he prefers the Scotty Cameron T-5.5 Proto, which costs approximately $12k and is designed for great stability and precision. Furthermore, he uses the Titleist Pro V1 ball costing $55, which is the choice of the majority of professional golfers.

Suiting the golfer’s style, every golfer chooses their clubs according to the game and the course they are playing. Similarly, Max Homa’s clubs in the bag showcases how he uses a variety of clubs for different situations of the game. What are your thoughts on the pro’s WITB? Do you have any suggestions for him as compared to other golfer? Share that with us in the comments section below.

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Tanmay Sharma is a Golf Journalist at EssentiallySports, where he has already penned more than 650 stories across the Live News and Trends desks. A graduate in Communication from Bennett University (Times Group), he brings a newsroom-honed precision to his live weekend coverage of golf’s biggest stages. Tanmay played an instrumental role in shaping ES’ digital-first golf section, balancing real-time leaderboard updates with a thoughtful lens on what those moments mean in the sport’s broader arc. An eight-year veteran of the content and media industry, Tanmay has worked across journalism, marketing, and editorial strategy, sharpening a versatility that now powers his golf storytelling. A lifelong golf fan, he thrives on digging into the untold, off-course narratives that reveal the human side of the game, stories of grind, setbacks, and resilience that numbers on a scorecard can’t capture. Whether in the heat of a major Sunday finish or while chronicling the rise of tomorrow’s stars, Tanmay connects fans to the heartbeat of golf with clarity and empathy.

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