Max Homa Is Officially Declared Millionaire

Max started playing golf at a very young age, but as a professional golfer, he has been playing for eight years.

Throughout his eight years, Max Homa's career earnings are $17,249,353, $14,289,353 from official tournaments, and $70,000 from unofficial games.

His major incomes are from PGA tour victories.

• Homa started playing golf as a professional in 2013.
• In 2014, his earnings were $195,924 from eight events and 25 rounds of the game.
• He earned $380,339 in 2015 from 27 events and 74 rounds of the game.
• In 2017, Homa made only $18,008 with 17 events and 37 rounds of the game. Max's career low earnings were noted this year.
• His earnings for the year 2019 were $2,063,606 from 25 events and 80 rounds of the game. He achieved a lot as a golfer that year.
• Max has earnings of $1,453,056 in the year 2020 from 21 events and 70 rounds of the game.
• In 2021, he earned $3,448,578 from 28 events and 86 rounds of the game.
• Homa's earnings in 2022 were $5,289,842. He played 82 rounds of games in 24 events.

The golfer has won two tournaments, the season-opening Fortinet Championship and the Wells Fargo Championship. He tied for fifth in the FedExCup standings, earning a $2.75 million bonus in the 2021-22 season.

This was his first TOUR season with several wins and his first trip to the TOUR Championship. For the sixth straight season, the team qualified for the FedExCup Playoffs.

PGA TOUR

Fortinet Championship - At the age of 30, ten months, he won the season-opening Fortinet Championship, his third career PGA TOUR championship in his 128th appearance.

He went into the final round down by two shots, but he played the last seven holes in 5-under to win his second career come-from-behind triumph.

On September 2022, he successfully defended his title at the Fortinet Championship worth 1.44 million dollars.

Wells Fargo Championship

Hema won the Wells Fargo Championship for the second time, his fourth PGA TOUR victory and the season's second. The event was moved for one year to allow the 2022 Presidents Cup at Quail Hollow Club.

Hema became the second player in history to win the Wells Fargo Championship on multiple occasions. While in the first place is Rory McIlroy.

Memorial Tournament Presented By Workday

Max has finished T5 at the Memorial Tournament, which was presented by workday.

In the recent Memorial Tournament presented by Workday 2022, Homa made a birdie on the par-4 14th hole. Max broke 100 for the first time in the history of the Memorial Tournament.

Max secured the 11th position with an average of 1.086 and 24.75 putts. The athlete could not win the door the victory but did a fantastic performance.

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Max Homa(born on November 19, 1990) was brought up by his parents, Bonnie Milstein and John Homa, in Burbank, California.

The golfer's father played golf with his brothers as an amateur player. The Jewish descendant parents are parenting Max and his sibling Maddie.

Homa attended Valencia High School and graduated as a four-time first-team Foothill League selection. He received a scholarship to play golf at the University of California, Berkeley, and studied Consumer Behaviour.

The professional golfer got into the game because of his father. After his father completed work, he would head to Griffith Park golf range, and Max would accompany him.

He grew up playing in his first home club Vista Valencia Golf Club. At that time, he was only six and met his current caddie, Joe Greiner.

Homa's first collegiate success revealed aspects of his personality and the perspective he received after the death of a childhood buddy.

Home donned the high-school basketball jersey of David Stroud, Homa's buddy who died at 19 following a lengthy battle with illness while establishing a course record at L.A. Country Club en route to a Pac-12 Conference title.

Max is not married to Lacey and currently resides in Scottsdale, Arizona. They married on November 2019, and they are expecting their first baby.

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Max turned pro after finishing the T-9 Fortinet Championship Open in October 2013. It was the golfer's first event as a professional golfer.

The following year he tied for 6th place in the Korn Ferry Tour, and next, he earned a professional win at Korn Ferry Tour's BMW Charity Pro-Am. His mother celebrated his victory, as seen in her social media posts.

In the 2025 PGS Tour, Homa finished 163rd in the FedEx Cup standings. Unfortunately, that year he lost his tour card.

His failure did not let him fall back; even he came back with more courage and power. In 2016, Max won the Rust-Oleum Championship with seven shots back. He gained his tour card back as a bonus.

But in the 2017 PGA Tour season, Max made only two cuts throughout 17 events and then lost the tour card to the tournament. We might say that year was his career low-performance year.

The warrior never gave up his golf career; he came in the 2018 Web.com Tour season and regained his tour card for the 2019 PGA Tour.

2019 was his golden year; he won his career first victory on the PGA Tour with a three-shot victory. He played in the Wells Fargo Championship and ultimately gained a two-year tour card.

The following year he played at the Genesis Invitational in a playoff over Tony Finau and earned his second PGA Tour victory.