‘I Think We’d Crush It’: Max Homa and Danielle Kang Indulge in Hilarious Banter After Showing Off Wonderful Acting Skills

Golfers have become superstars in their own rights, with many bagging lucrative contracts to feature as brand endorses. Among them are Danielle Kang and Max Homa, two famous golfers on the circuit. The two recently shared posts about their latest acting endeavors together, which left the pair dreaming about a big-money production!

Danielle Kang and Max Homa dream big!

The two golfers, both superstars in their rights, were seen together in an advertisement recently. The clips made rounds on social media, and more so when Homa and Kang decided to have some fun in the comments section!

Read more: ‘Reminds Me of a Stalker Behavior’: PGA Tour Star Max Homa Gets Brutally Ridiculed for a Bizarre Reason at the Arnold Palmer Invitational

It was the men’s golfer who made the first move. Praising himself and Kang for their acting skills, Homa believed a big production was incoming. “DK I think we may catch a big movie deal after these,” he commented while tagging Kang.

In reply, the 30-year-old seemed equally convinced. “I think we’d crush it,” she said in reply.

The duo, who have both won six times on their tour, have done a decent job in their golf career so far. However, the two have made the news for opposite reasons recently. While Homa has been performing well this season, even winning a title at the Farmers Insurance Open, Kang recently suffered a terrible fate, which left her fans praying for her health.

What happened to Danielle Kang?

The 2017 KPMG Women’s PGA Championship winner played in the first round of the LPGA Drive On Championship in Arizona. However, she pulled out of play due to illness and was later hospitalized.

But what really happened to Kang? As the golfer revealed afterward, she had suffered from a heavy bout of respiratory infection and severe nausea during play. She even posted a story of her troubles on social media, where Kang elaborated on her condition.

“Visit to the ER for respiratory infection and severe nausea, I thought with some medicine I can push through this week but now I see that it was a bit too ambitious,” she claimed through her Instagram stories. Fortunately, Kang made a swift return to the sport and even finished joint for seventh place at the LA Open recently. She’ll be seen at the Chevron Championship this week.

Watch This Story | Bodybuilding Legend Flex Wheeler Calls Tiger Woods’ Golf Game ‘Athletic’