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Max Homa, a famous American golfer, is ready to open a new chapter in his career, after he is not particularly satisfied with the seasons behind him. Although in his career he often knew how to excel, to have moments when he wowed the golfing public, periods of crisis caused him enormous problems.
It is true; Every golfer has to face somewhat darker times during his career, but persistence, desire and faith can be key for an individual to go in another direction. After the rain, the sun comes, that's clear to everyone!
Playing at the WM Phoenix Open, Max Homa did not make a name for himself despite his great practice day, but he was particularly pleased with hitting the ball. The popular golfer nevertheless missed the cut by five shots.
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I gave everybody on my team a hug because it finally felt like I was like going forward, Homa said, as quoted by GolfDigest.
It's felt like I've been just going backwards for months.
Max Homa: I know that I am quite tough when it comes to this stuff
Max Homa stressed that he is a golfer who believes in his abilities and capacities. Even though things are not going exactly ideal for him, the 34-year-old golfer tends to improve. Of course, it's hard to believe in yourself when you encounter obstacles and negative moments week after week. However, only the strongest manage to overcome these barriers and return to the top.
Homa said that he had previously gone through equally difficult days, but he is pleased by his energy and desire to get better. Although he is aware that despite his efforts, his results may not be the best, Homa admits that he will sleep more peacefully when he knows that he gave his best to try to make a success.
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For one I know what I'm capable of, Homa said.
Secondly, I know that I am quite tough when it comes to this stuff. I've gone through this much worse before where the results weren't coming. I definitely have my low days. I've been incredibly frustrated since April. But I also seeI find pride in waking up after a hard day and having the energy to go get better."
