“Golf don’t like me right now”: Max Homa tries to dig from another hole

San Diego – The list of American open finish qualification sites are announced this week, is the Country Club Valencia in the southern California city in which Max Homa was raised.

It could be an option for him, which could last a year ago.

The Homa had a brush with a master’s degree-in-a-half-day brush last April until faded with double buna in a 3-year-old hole. He tied up for the third, moved him to number 9 in the world. He went out from the first Ryder Cup, taking the American team with a 3-1-1 minutes in a loss in Europe.

For the house, it can seem a long time ago.

“Golf doesn’t like me right now,” Homa said. “I noticed that.”

Enters the genesis of an invitation that did not register the top ending in nine months. His world ranking fell to no. 60 – Top 60 is released for the US Open, and the Homa is not exactly a trend.

He has a new coach. He changed the equipment. What has not changed is an honest view of his shape and this Lutk’s game. And he didn’t lose faith in his ability to bring him back.

“I think I’m, for one, I know what I’m capable,” Tuesday said in Torrey Pines. “Secondly, I know that I’m pretty hard when it comes to these things. I’ve passed much worse before the results didn’t come. I definitely have my low days. I was incredibly frustrated from April.

“But I also find myself and the pride of awakening after a busy day and I have energy to improve.”

Frustration dates to that Sunday in Augusta National’s when Homma had a close call to masters. Yes, he had another top-10 month later in Prepeal hollow (13 shots behind Rory Mciclroy), but he said he hit the ball badly. It could give away from August.

There was a good game spell. They just don’t last for a very long time.

Homa, of course, knows better than most how a lunatic game can be. His low point was in 2017. year, when he made two cuts on 17 tournaments and only once played on Sunday. He climbed from the dark place to win six times on the PGA tour, on the courses like the Riviera and Torrey pine and the pretende hollow. He played in a glass of Ryder, and twice in the President Cup.

Restores the momentum and believes that he is approaching. It was a moment on Tuesday at WM Phoenix open when he said he gave everyone a hug for his team because he finally felt he was progressing after a few months of going back.

Three days later he missed a cut of five shots.

He burned the edges of the cup with his ways. He invited recordings in green only to see them come to the fraction of short and bunker. It was so two days. It was like that for months.

“My coach said after that,” I think you were 6 combined feet of 2 or 3 below, “Homa said.” It’s a difficult game, man. And when you don’t like it, it’s getting hard. “

Invitation Call Genesis is likely to be every difficult now to move to Torrey Pines this year because of La Wildfir who destroyed so many Pacific Palisis. Harris English won the openings of the Farmers Open on Torrey three weeks ago in 8 in par. Every other PGA tourist event is defeated in 16 pod or lower.

It’s rough so juicy that Scottie Scheffler almost lost the ball during the car exercises with nine holes. It will be longer than ever in soft conditions, especially with rain in the forecast.

There is no fake around this public exchange rate of San Diego along the Pacific Blef. Homa opened with three weeks ago and pulled.

“If you don’t drive it well at the south flow, you could manage, but it is very unusual that someone can win that he swings like I was working a few weeks ago,” he said. “But I don’t swing anymore, so I’m looking forward to playback.

“I hate to play golf courses that I love weak, so I’m actually nice nice to be here just a few weeks later and somehow I crawl stinking little.”

Homa is great in social media without trying. He was great in golf trying extremely hard. He considers his readiness to work on his strongest trait. He spent a long Saturday after he missed the cut in Phoenix – he lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, and now he had such a productive day that he led to the moment of thinking.

“I was very tired and really frustrated only with everything happening with my own golf games,” he said. “I just had a nice moment in which I just thought of himself as well as the next victory was better than any victory felt.

“So, I’m just trying to stick to my motivating factor right now.”