Crazy, right? Even a 6-time PGA Tour winner feels insecure every time he steps on the course! Not everyone knows, but he opened up about it with the recent video of the PGA Tour where he participated in raising funds for the LA wildfire. Since the disaster, the golf community has rallied to support recovery efforts.

Earlier, Justin Thomas donated $50,000. Even the Genesis Invitational introduced “Birdies for Good” to help raise funds with each birdie $300 will be added to the donation. While each eagle will increase by $10,000. Now to further add to the great initiative, Jimmy Darts, Jason Kennedy, and Max Homa in the recent video joined for a 4-hole scramble match.

For every par, $5,000 is donated; birdies earn $10,000, and eagles bring in $15,000. On the fairway, Kennedy encouraged sharing insecurities. Darts opened up about his concave chest, while Kennedy mentioned dots on his chest.

At last came the professional, sharing, “The first thing that comes to my mind is just the forehead hat tan line.” Expressing that, he spoke about the final hole ritual where golfers take off their hats and shake hands. He shared how his tan stands out from his natural color. In the video, Homa even pointed out the noticeable difference from afar.

Further, he even added to the list, saying, “Then I also have like a massive nose and I’m losing a bit of hair on the top.” The golfer who never spoke about his insecurities has now been vocal about it. He admitted he’s always trying to distract people from noticing it. Home said, “I’ve been trying to distract people with a mini mullet thing going on.”

He straight-up admitted that a lot of his insecurities hit when he takes off his hat. While apart from his insecurities, the golfer has also been in a state of worry lately with his performance after the brand switch. He shared about it before his participation at the Genesis Invitational.

Max Homa’s worry for his performance

The American pro has been struggling with his form this year. Earlier this year, he shared about his brand switch from Titleist after a decade-long partnership. He partnered with Cobra Puma, which fans and even analysts predicted was debatable for his future.

Well, now with the second month of the year, Homa is feeling the reality in the words of the analysts. He, while talking about his year, shared, “It’s a hard game, man, and when it doesn’t like you back, it gets very difficult.” The golfer has struggled to approach the top spot this year. His best finish was T26 at The Sentry, and he missed the cut at both the WM Phoenix Open and Genesis Invitational.

Expressing about it, he voiced out, “I’ve had some really bad weeks. When we were here two or three weeks ago, I played horrendous, played awful at Pebble, and then last week was finally a massive breakthrough on Monday, Tuesday.” With the struggling phase, the golfer feels that “I’ve been just going backwards for months.”

With insecurities and bad form, he’s facing the toughest time of his career right now. All the criticism, backlash, and performances are just an add-on to it, but he’s working to get back on track. Can he redeem himself? Share your thoughts below!