‘100% Incorrect’: Days After the ‘Golf-Tan’ Embarrassment, Max Homa Finds Himself in Disagreement With Golf World

PGA Tour pro, Max Homa, had to face embarrassment recently after one of his unseen pictures went viral. And now, he is again the talk of the town for prices of the green ticket. The six-time winner on the Tour has shared his views on the pricing, and the golf world has reacted to it. Do they agree with him or not?

Is the golf world not on board with Max Homa?

Talking about the green ticket, Homa said, “Apparently this is only for Monday and Tuesday. Would be a bummer to see it’s $600 for Sunday but I don’t see that number.” A green ticket entitles you to play one round of golf at a particular course on the stated days and times. It is essentially a round of golf that you purchase for less money than the course would normally charge. However, a fan replied, “It’s probably $600. Golf is a tremendous game; it’s just not affordable in almost anyway.”

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Homa did some research on the facts and replied with his updated knowledge. He said, “Golf is very expensive. It’s not great at all to see green fee prices surge.” The pro added, “However I would argue that $250 a ticket (I looked it up cuz I was wrong about this first find) isn’t asinine compared to other major sporting events.” He was already facing embarrassment for his ‘golf-tan’ picture. But it increased when a fan pointed out how incorrect the golfer was.

Fans shared their experience and views on the green ticket pricing. Many agreed with the individual 2013 NCAA Division I Men’s Golf Championship winner. But at the same time, many were against it. Here are the reactions from some fans:

Golf fans will have to pay more for Masters?

This year, the prices of Masters tickets have also seen an unexpected surge. According to a recent study, there is only a 0.55 % chance that a golf fan will win the ticket lottery. But in 2023, those who are fortunate enough to have access to them will have to spend more, predicts John Boyette, executive editor of The Aiken Standard and a former contributor to the Augusta Chronicle. It appears that inflation is affecting even Augusta National. A 20% rise from $375 to $450 is a huge increase! But once more, it costs $100 and changes per day to enter the revered grounds of Augusta National Golf Club to watch The Masters.

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What are your thoughts about the green ticket prices? Are they fair or is it a big hit on pockets? Please share your views in the comments below.