6X PGA Tour Winner Has More Than Just Ryder Cup Duties This Season as a 12-Year-Old Milestone Calls for His Name

The PGA Tour is all set for the Fortinet Championship in Napa, California. The tournament is kicking off next week. This championship is the initial event in a series of seven slated for this fall as the PGA Tour transitions back to its calendar-year format for 2024.

The stakes in these tournaments? A secured position for next season, access to signature tournaments at the beginning of the year, and coveted spots in the major championships. All eyes are on this 6X PGA Tour Winner as he might create history if he wins this Championship. Let’s learn more about it.

6X PGA tour winner can achieve a rare feat

The PGA Tour’s Fortinet Championship is starting from September 14-17 2023, and all eyes are on 6X PGA Tour Winner, Max Homa. Max Homa has dominated the Silverado Resort and Spa’s North Course — a sprawling 7,123-yard, par-72 layout — for two consecutive years. Now, he’s coming back to his home turf with ambitions for a third victory.

If he wins this year, he’ll achieve three straight victories at the Fortinet and will be the first golfer since Steve Stricker, who won at the John Deere Classic from 2009 to 2011, to clinch the same event for three consecutive years.

After the Napa event concludes, the golfing world will shift its focus to Rome’s Ryder Cup, hosted by the Marco Simone Golf and Country Club. Homa has also made waves in the Ryder Cup. In fact, the Fortinet Championship will also be graced by other notable golfers such as Justin Thomas, Max’s partner in the Ryder Cup, and the US Ryder Cup leader Zach Johnson.

While maintaining one’s position is essential, the fall victories offer more than just a card. Winners receive prestigious invites to esteemed tournaments such as the Masters Tournament and the Sentry Tournament of Champions.

All Eyes on Max Homa

Yet, the battle isn’t over. The top 10 players in points during the FedEx Fall, who haven’t already qualified, will earn their spots in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and the Genesis Invitational — the two big events following Maui.

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As the Fortinet Championship starts, everyone’s asking, can Homa clinch the historic win? With his Ryder Cup experience and a possible record win ahead, Max Homa is the player everyone will be watching in the next few weeks. Do you think Homa will be able to win at Napa and join Stricker in the extraordinary club? Drop your comments below.

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