Shane Lowry and Jason Day are among the professional golfers that have called for AimPoint to be banned on the PGA Tour, with ...

Each cover of PGA Tour 2k25 has a different golf player, and there is a good reason for them, but it's important to know who is who beforehand.

Max Homa has called on his fans to compete with him at Scottsdale ahead of the upcoming PGA Tour's Phoenix Open. At the event, golf fans will get a chance to meet, interact with, and compete with ...

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Max Homa is a fan favorite at the WM Phoenix Open but he might be testing a few of the Arizona fans. On Friday, during Friday's second round, Homa broke out a Walker Buehler ...

Former NFL star Ryan Fitzpatrick asked Max Homa for golf advice while giving a hilarious description of himself. The golfer played along and shared a sarcastic response. Max Homa is a six-time ...

Max Homa’s front nine at Torrey Pines on Wednesday fits that billing. On the par-4 1st hole, the same hole that gave Tiger Woods some trouble during the 2008 U.S. Open, Homa made a triple bogey ...

Max Homa’s sixth and most recent PGA Tour victory came at the 2023 Farmers Insurance Open. His bid for a second title in three years started well enough with a tee shot into the fairway at the par-4 ...

Max Homa probably gets more golf advice requests on the Internet than any other pro golfer. He opened the floodgates by roasting his followers' swings for years, and now even his famous buddies ...

The latest edition of the PGA Tour 2K gaming franchise was announced this week, and former Cal golfer Max Homa shares the cover on two of three versions of the PGA Tour 2K25 game, which will be ...

It seems Max Homa’s new swing is still rounding into form. He shot a 76 on Thursday, which put him well behind the cut line before he even teed off Friday. That could’ve made it a little bit ...

Some of those names include Ludvig Aberg, Tony Finau, Max Homa, Hideki Matsuyama, Collin Morikawa, Sahith Theegala and Will Zalatoris. French Olympian Matthieu Pavon will return to defend his title.