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⛳️❌👨‍💻 #SAFE HAVEN — Max Homa talks about why he stepped away from social media: “Twitter or X is an awful, awful place. It took me a while to catch onto how impactful that can be and how much of a waste of energy…” “I don't know if it's... show more

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NUCLR GOLF1 year ago

👨‍💻❌ Max Homa unloads on online hate — Watch the extended quote on our YouTube page:

Alex1 year ago

His whole brand was talking shit to people on twitter

Steak 🥩 for breakfast1 year ago

Says the guy who would just roast people daily.

Trevor1 year ago

Was fun for him when he was playing well, now that he can’t make a cut he needed something too blame.

GolfWarsPundit1 year ago

It's everyone else's fault but Max's as usual.

Heeger1 year ago

Guy roasts people for years and has all the laughs but once the shoe is on the other foot he is all of the sudden a shaman of some sort. 🙄

Blockchainist1 year ago

This dude is soft af.

Héctor1 year ago

Homa is a ridiculous whiner. @Maxhoma go away and back to your mommy's basement. 😢 👶

Anyman Trading1 year ago

Mask has fallen off his fake persona. His whole engagement was based off being a laid back, thick skinned troll. Turns out he was seething all along. Just retweet your sponsors & post your new shoes for the week Max, leave the banter to the boys.

TWLEGION1 year ago

Did golf Twitter just get called A holes by Max Homa?

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