Just days after what was called an on-course explosion cast evil eye And professional golfers “need to be maintained at a high level,” max homa Left his club in despair after a poor shot during the final round of the RBC Heritage on Sunday.
Homa failed to return to the fairway after hitting his drive into a tree-lined waste area on the par-5 15th hole at Harbor Town Golf Links in Hilton Head, South Carolina. he angry swung his club downwardsIt’s bouncing about 15 yards.
When asked about this on Wednesday sergio garcia‘S Antics on the tee box at the Masters Last week, Homa made it clear how he felt.
Homa said, “I don’t like when people break clubs. I don’t like when people hit the golf course because that’s what we deal with, and I think breaking clubs makes us look pretty bad.” “… I definitely think beating the golf course would probably be at the top because the rest of us have to play it, too.”
Garcia, who was given a code of conduct warning, issued an apology As for his outburst on social media Tuesday, he expressed “regret” for slamming his driver into the turf on the No. 2 tee box at Augusta National, causing apparent damage, before he hit his driver with a cooler and severed the head with the club.
This is not the first time that Homa has lost his temper and he admitted this on Wednesday. He was caught throwing a club down the fairway during the PGA Championship last year and at the WM Phoenix Open in 2023.
“I say a lot of bad words. I try very hard to do it when a child can hear,” Homa said Wednesday. “So I think there’s something about, hey, don’t say it to the wrong person, like be a little aware of your surroundings. I’m not saying I’ve never done that.”
The PGA Tour has been developing a code of conduct policy for competition, and the Masters was the first tournament to use it. Other large companies are also likely to use the policy this year – which leads to disqualification on the third violation.
