“Lost to a guy who was literally in jail” – Max Homa’s hilarious PGA Championship post takes a jibe at Scottie Scheffler

Max Homa takes a dig a Scottie Scheffler
Max Homa takes a dig a Scottie Scheffler

Max Homa took a hilarious dig at Scottie Scheffler following a tough outing at the PGA Championship. The latter had to face jail time unexpectedly during the tournament, and Homa didn't miss the opportunity to troll him.

On Sunday, May 19, Max Homa carded a 2-under 69 in the final round of the PGA Championship. He aggregated at eight-under to finish T35, 13 strokes back. The result was in contrast to his T3 finish at the Masters last month, which was quite disappointing for the golfer.

Homa, known for his witty comments on social media, didn't miss the opportunity this time either. He summed up his week in a funny way and also took a jab at Scheffler. Posting after the PGA Championship's final round, he wrote on Instagram:

"Frustrating week in KY. Lost to a guy who was literally in jail Friday morning. Tough look for me. The journey continues in Fort Worth next week"

Scheffler finished T8 at 13-under after shooting a 6-under 65 on the final day at Valhalla. As for Homa, he finished better than last year but was nowhere near the T13 finish he had a couple of years ago.

Xander Schauffele claimed the PGA Championship, beating Bryson DeChambeau by one stroke. This was his first win since the Scottish Open in 2022. Since then, he had many chances to add another title but always lost the plot on the final day. However, this time he held his nerves and fired a 6-under 65 to aggregate at 21-under.

DeChambeau carded a 7-under 64 in the final round, but it wasn't enough to get past Schauffele, who had led the field on all four days.


How much did Max Homa earn at the PGA Championship?

Max Homa bagged $79,183, finishing T35 at the PGA Championship 2024. The purse size of the event was $18.5 million and Xander Schauffele bagged $3.33 million for winning the Wanamaker Cup.

Here's the payout for the PGA Championship 2024:

  • 1. Xander Schauffele: $3.33 million
  • 2. Bryson DeChambeau: $1.99 million
  • 3. Viktor Hovland: $1.26 million
  • T4. Thomas Detry: $814,000
  • T4. Collin Morikawa: $814,000
  • T6. Justin Rose: $639,440
  • T6. Shane Lowry: $639,440
  • T8. Scottie Scheffler: $521,418
  • T8. Billy Horschel: $521,418
  • T8. Robert MacIntyre: $521,418
  • T8. Justin Thomas: $521,418
  • T12. Taylor Moore: $359,943
  • T12. Rory McIlroy: $359,943
  • T12. Lee Hodges: $359,943
  • T12. Sahith Theegala: $359,943
  • T12. Dean Burmester: $359,943
  • T12. Alex Noren: $359,943
  • T18. Rio Hisatune: $230,764
  • T18. Harris English: $230,764
  • T18. Tony Finau: $230,764
  • T18. Keegan Bradley: $230,764
  • T18. Austin Eckroat: $230,764
  • T23. Russell Henley: $170,137
  • T23. Tom Hoge: $170,137
  • T23. Maverick McNealy: $170,137
  • T26. Ben Kohles: $113,962
  • T26. Kurt Kitayama: $113,962
  • T26. Brooks Koepka: $113,962
  • T26. Tommy Fleetwood: $113,962
  • T26. Brian Harman: $113,962
  • T26. Min Woo Lee: $113,962
  • T26. Corey Conners: $113,962
  • T26. Tom Kim: $113,962
  • T26. Mark Hubbard: $113,962
  • T35. Brice Garnett: $79,183
  • T35. Max Homa: $79,183
  • T35. Hideki Matsuyama: $79,183
  • T35. Doug Ghim: $79,183

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