Wells Fargo Championship is back again this year to engage the audience with thrilling golf from May 1-May 7. The tournament is organized by Quail Hollow this year. Max Homa and Joel Dahmen will be in Charlotte, NC, to compete in the Wells Fargo Championship. Ahead of the tournament, both of the PGA Tour pros recently engaged in a fun banter on Twitter mocking each other, and fans were up for it! 

Joel Dahmen messes with Max Homa

Max Homa has quite the reputation for being a jokester. He has posted numerous funny and random tweets in the past that had gotten the fans giggling. But, Joel Dahmen too has cast his card in the hat as he displayed an amazing sense of humor in a recent banter with the jokester on Twitter.

Homa returns to the Wells Fargo Championship after his two victories, one in 2019 that marked his first PGA TOUR victory, and then the second victory in 2022. 

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The two were supposed to be on the same flight and were seated beside each other. Homa wanted a way out as he did not want to sit beside Dahmen. It turns out, Dahmen wanted the same thing. 

Homa posted a tweet, jokingly, “On the same flight to Charlotte as @Joel_Dahmen and switched to a middle seat so I wouldn’t have to sit next to him #worthit #beef.”

Dahmen was quick to reply to Homa’s tweet, “Weird, I had the same tweet drafted.”

Both Dahmen and Joel were trying to mock each other for being on the same flight. Homa’s and Dahmen’s rivalry has been famous for quite some time now. 

Dahmen and Homa – The frenemies

Homa’s and Dahmen’s rivalry has been going on for several years. It all started when two of them competed for the first time on the Web.com Circuit which is now known as Korn Ferry Tour. In 2019 also, Dahmen finished second to Homa in Wells Fargo Championship. 

The two have always engaged in jibes and taking digs at each other on Twitter ever since. Back in 2021 as well, Dahmen took a dig at Homa for buying followers and his PIP fund. 

Dahmen wrote, “Now THIS is dedication! #EndCancer for life. @maxhoma23 where’s your devoted fan tattoos? Even #PIP $ can’t buy you fans like this!”

To which, Homa, in his witty sense replied, “I too am a fan of ending cancer, Joel. That’s why I’m donating to @StJude for every birdie I make. U matching me or what?”

There exists a strong bond of friendship and admiration between the two players, who have each faced their fair share of adversity throughout their careers. The dynamic between Homa and Dahmen serves as an illustration of how golf can foster a sense of competitiveness while also promoting enjoyment and mutual encouragement.

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