Max Homa reveals Caddy Split ‘is not my choice,’ but here is why glad to have happened

Augusta, him. – No one could blame Max Homa if last year’s T-3 ended in masters felt like decades.

Homa arrives in Augusta nationally this week with a direct look – new clubs (John Scott Rattan), a new momentum (five flat MCs and No top-10s since last May) and recently, new Caddy (Bill Kharke).

After Tuesday, after his masters practice a circle, the house has publicly addressed the division from a long-standing loop and childhood friends Joe Greiner.

“It wasn’t my choice, but we always had a deal that we were the first and friendship, and on Monday, I would have done this, at the end of my days, at the end of my day than one of us is replacing the other for how hard this game can be in a relationship.

“So, shit is because I just drew always walking Vesky with Joe. But again, it wasn’t a contract. I’d rather walk with Joe forever than in this stupid games.”