Max Homa shares wholesome message after winless 2025 season

Max Homa shared a heartfelt message while sending his best wishes for the new year. The American golfer had a tough time on the greens in 2025 and did not win any tournaments. He also struggled to make it to the FedEx Cup playoffs.

Homa is enjoying a break away from the greens these days, and on Thursday, he shared a few pictures of himself along with a sweet message reflecting on his 2025 season. He wrote:

"✌️’25. Didn’t win any trophies, but our new addition to the family beats a major any day. Wishing everyone the best in ‘26!"

While away from the greens, Max Homa keeps his fans updated about his day-to-day life. Earlier this week, the American golfer shared a picture with his 3-year-old son, Cam. They enjoyed a practice session on a simulator and, in the clip, Homa tagged Kevin Kisner and hilariously said that Cam is “coming” for his “Jup Links spot.”

Homa is preparing to compete at the TGL series, which started with its first event on Sunday. His team, Jupiter Golf Links, will play its first game on January 13 against New York GC. They will play their next game against Los Angeles GC on January 20.

In another story, Homa shared a picture of Cam with his favourite Marvel hero. Although on the greens, it was a tough season for Homa; he also had some good moments to celebrate. He welcomed his second baby, Austin, earlier this year.

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Max Homa opens up about his “disappointing” PGA Tour

Max Homa had earlier, in October, shared a few pictures of his 2025 season along with a caption in which he opened up about his disappointing outing. He shared five pictures along with one snap with his caddie. He wrote:

"2025 season is a wrap for me. Disappointing season. It’s not a true failure if u learn something from it, and boy did I learn a lot this year. Looking forward to getting to work and making ‘26 my female dog. Huge thx to Utah and all the fans for showing out this week and making my last event of the year a fun one!"

Max Homa started his 2025 PGA Tour season with a T26 finish at The Sentry. He played the four rounds of 69, 69, 67, and 68. He then competed at the Farmers Insurance Open but withdrew from the competition after two rounds of 77 and 64.

He then recorded a T53 finish at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, but then had a tough time on the greens and missed the cut in five consecutive events. After his tough time, he bounced back with a T12 finish at the Masters.

Some of his other notable finishes are T5 at the John Deere Classic, T19 at the Procore Championship, T18 at the Sanderson Farms Championship, and T9 at the Bank of Utah Championship.

Edited by Ankita Yadav