Max Homa is back in the spotlight, and this time it’s not just his golf game that has fans buzzing. Ahead of the much-anticipated 2025 Procore Championship, Homa has taken to social media to express his admiration for the impressive work of his social media team. As the American golfer gears up for this week’s fall season event, he’s clearly excited to showcase not only his skills on the course but also the creativity behind the scenes.
On September 11, Homa will make his return to the PGA Tour, following a challenging season that saw its fair share of ups and downs. Just a day before the tournament, he shared a captivating video on his Instagram, expertly edited by his social media team. In a playful nod to their efforts, he captioned the post, “Social team went crazy this week #golf #pvo.” The video opens with an intriguing message designed to engage viewers: “What I’d like to do is share with you some facts about your outie.” It humorously goes on to highlight Homa’s unique skills, emphasizing his ability to energize any golf coverage.
Fans are eager to see Homa back in action after his last outing in July at the Wyndham Championship, where he faced difficulties and ultimately missed the cut. As he prepares for the Procore Championship, he is not just returning to the greens; he is also stepping back into a competitive arena teeming with talent. The event will feature ten of the twelve US Ryder Cup team members, including golf giants like world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, Patrick Cantlay, Collin Morikawa, and Justin Thomas, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
In a recent Instagram post, Homa candidly reflected on his rollercoaster of a season. On August 27, he shared a series of collages that juxtaposed images of his performance from April with his recent progress. He did not shy away from expressing his frustrations, stating, “April —> Today. Complete 💩 year and a half but super stoked with how far it’s come along thanks to a lot of hard work from some awesome people.” His determination is palpable as he emphasizes, “Can’t do anything about the bad golf this season but very determined to make sure that my best golf is in front of me #golf #pvo. PS either I got taller or my pants shrunk a little. I’m hoping the former.”
Homa’s journey this season has been anything but smooth. After a promising start at The Sentry tournament, where he finished tied for 26th, the golfer faced setbacks, including a withdrawal from the Farmers Insurance Open. His struggles continued at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, where he finished tied for 53rd with scores of 71, 72, 70, and 69. The 34-year-old’s resilience shone through, however, as he bounced back with a respectable T12 finish at The Masters, culminating in a notable fifth-place tie at the John Deere Classic.
As Homa prepares to take on the Procore Championship, fans and critics alike are keen to see if he can harness the hard work and creativity that’s been brewing behind the scenes, alongside the determination that has defined his career. With a stellar lineup of competitors and a renewed sense of purpose, all eyes will be on Max Homa as he aims to reclaim his spot among golf’s elite.
