Max Homa Refuses to Quit Despite Ankle Injury, Posts Bogey-Free 66
Summary
Max Homa played a bogey-free round of 66 at the Bank of Utah Championship, despite dealing with pain from a bone spur in his ankle. He shared that thinking about his wife's strength helped him manage the pain. Homa, a six-time PGA Tour winner, has not won a tournament in over two years.Key Facts
- Max Homa competed at the Bank of Utah Championship while managing ankle pain.
- His pain was caused by a bone spur on his right ankle.
- Homa shot a bogey-free round, totaling 66 strokes on Friday.
- He finished the second day at 6-under par.
- Homa found motivation to play through pain by thinking about his wife's past surgery.
- Currently, Homa is in a winless streak that has lasted over two years.
- He still has exempt status, meaning he does not need to worry about qualifying for future tournaments soon.
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