Max Homa is currently not in the U.S. Open and has plans to compete in one of the final qualifying stages. But he could do himself a huge favor, and save himself a lot of stress, if he were to win ...

Max Homa, shown in an image from the Truist Championship last month, carried his own bag at a 36-hole U.S. Open qualifier on Monday in Columbus, Ohio after a split with his caddie. Homa failed to ...

Max Homa stops to sign an autograph after his U.S. Open qualifier carrying his own bag after a split with his caddie, on Monday, June 2, 2025, in Columbus, Ohio.

Then, yeah, you get off to a good start like that and it just kind of calms some of the nerves,” Homa said Thursday after an opening four-under 68 in the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Max Homa stood out more than usual on Monday in a U.S. Open qualifier filled with PGA Tour players. ... The playoff began on the 10th hole, and Young hit driver into the left rough ...

On the first day of the Memorial Tournament, players have found the Muirfield Village Golf Club rough to be even tougher than ...

Max Homa, a well-known face of the sport, had only words of praise for Woods, but it seems that he is most impressed with Tiger's 142 consecutive made cuts on the PGA Tour. “Yeah, for sure.

Max Homa faces an unusual challenge as he prepares for U.S. Open qualifying, ... Homa’s situation highlights how even established players can face setbacks in a tough sport like golf.

PGA Tour players are comparing the challenging rough to what they expect to face at the upcoming U.S. Open at Oakmont. Players describe the rough as penalizing, with lies varying greatly even ...

Chris Berman has extended his contract with ESPN through 2029, which would make him ESPN’s first employee to celebrate their ...

Max Homa sinks a 22-foot birdie putt at the Memorial “I told my coach last night this is the best my swing has felt in a really long time. Then the whole game kind of felt like that,” Homa said.

PGA Tour players are comparing the challenging rough to what they expect to face at the upcoming U.S. Open at Oakmont. Players describe the rough as penalizing, with lies varying greatly even ...