Max Homa Celebrates Third PGA Tour Victory With a Symbolic Steph Curry Reference
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Max Homa had an impressive start to the 2021-2022 PGA Tour season. He won the season-opening Fortinet Championship and has now taken his tally up to three wins on the tour.
He won with a single-stroke lead over Maverick McNealy, who was dominant in the first three rounds. However, with his beautiful play in the last round, he overcame a three-stroke deficit to emerge victorious.
Ryder Cup disappointment fueled Max Homa to do well
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Naturally, Homa was ecstatic after his win. This is also the second tour title he has claimed in California following a win at the Riviera Country Club earlier this year. Speaking of this coincidental achievement, he said, “I went to school here. I love the state of California.”
After his win, he took to Twitter to share this enthusiasm with a Stephen Curry GIF-
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— max homa (@maxhoma23) September 20, 2021
Opening up about the determination that led to this victory, he said, “I only had two weeks off, but with disappointment comes a lot of motivation. And not making east lake hurt and not making the Ryder Cup team hurt. The last two weeks I worked my tail off. So it’s fun to win in front of a bunch of friends and family.”
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Along with a massive sum of $1.26m, Homa has pocketed 500 FedExCup points and 40 Official World Golf Ranking points. He will also have a two-year PGA Tour exemption alongside berths for the 2022 Masters and PGA Championship.
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A win in wine country! 🏆🍷 @MaxHoma23 is victorious @FortinetChamp to claim the first title of the 2021-22 season. pic.twitter.com/Qyv6ubdpls
— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) September 20, 2021
Talking about self-confidence – a factor that Homa feels he has always lacked, he said, “Yeah, I think I’ve always struggled a bit with confidence and walking around like I’m the man out here… When I’m out here playing with people like Rahm and Phil and DJ and Rory and JT and Berger and all the guys, I see that, yes, there’s a level of excellence that’s incredible, but it’s not–I don’t feel like I’m chasing a ghost.”
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However, he has now found the missing piece in order to bloom as a golfer. With this newfound understanding, Homa is sure to reach greater heights.
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