Max Homa ‘didn’t hit one crazy shoot’ in a career – the best opening to open on PGA Tour

For a guy who said his game is not “especially sharp,” Max Homa seemed like a six-time winner, Thursday at John Deere Classic.

The Homa, which did not sound an optimistic melody – in relation to his form – in his predecessor, 8-below 63 in the opening in the TPC Deere Run. It was his best result in a career on tour.

“I just did everything really firmly. I made a ton of travel. I held the driver in good points. I have to use my iron play,” he said.

“I feel like we found something with the driver, all the long clubs, and it was nice to do it for 18 full holes. I didn’t hit a crazy shot today, so it was okay.”

Homa made nine birds and one Bogee (on his last hole) to finish one back of the Clubhouse Doug Ghim’s book. He gained the moves on the field with the tee, in greenery and with his putter (more than 3 shots, in fact, in the latter category). He also hit 10 of the 14 orders and 14 of the 18 regulation greeners.

His previous best opening was 64 in a genesis invitation from 2023. year, according to tour. It was a year in which he recorded his latest victory. After last year last year, tribunals, clubs, Caddy, Coach, and even the habits, clubs, coaches, clubs, clubs, trainers, Caddy, clubs, club, coaches, caddy, and even on social media. He has not yet recorded a top ending and made only half his cuts.

But on Thursday 63 was his best score of the year – in any circle. He shot 64 Friday at the PGA championship, then followed 76-77 over the weekend. He asked if his latest game was sustainable, Homa replied, “I think, I don’t see why not, but I won’t be worried about what I went here. I played a good round of golf; every day is different.”

Homa will be back at 14:00 EDT Friday in the woods, Illinois, With Jake Knapp and Rickie Fowler. Knapp Shot 68 in 1. Color as Fowler had 6-man 65, thanks to the second nine 29.