Max Homa's impressive performance at the Masters has solidified his position among the tournament leaders. With a strong showing in the first two rounds, Homa has demonstrated his skill and determination on one of golf's biggest stages.
Homa's journey to this point has been marked by hard work and perseverance. His dedication to his craft and relentless pursuit of excellence have paid off, as he now finds himself in contention for a coveted green jacket.
Homa has the seriousness of a substitute teacher, anticipating the nonsense his presence seemingly welcomes but having none of it.
Eventually, the realization comes that who he is online is merely a persona, and the player standing before you is a man at work. Through two days of the Masters, the work has been good and then some, as Homa’s near the top of the board with a two-day six-under total.
Despite the wind over the past two days, Homa played great. The 33-year-old made the cut for the third-straight year and carded a career-best 67 on Thursday. Friday was about weathering the conditions and not letting anything get away from him, which he did to near perfection. He finished his second round with a 1-under 71, highlighted by birdies on Nos. 2 and 4.
Masters:
“However good I am is however good I am. I don’t need to try to be better than I am.”
He was good enough to finish 1-under in Round 2 and 6-under for the tournament, tied at the top with Round 1 leader Bryson DeChambeau, the strength freak who (briefly) ripped out a signpost on No. 13 and shot 1-over with 3-D-printed clubs that weren’t approved until Monday, and 2022 champion Scottie Scheffler, who shot even par.
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