Not surprisingly, Homa, like the rest of his teammates, enjoyed some celebratory beverages after the victory. But one video/screenshot of him went viral because he could be seen chugging a Bud heavy behind captain Jim Furyk as PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan made some remarks during the closing ceremony. Have a look:

Homa will sit the first Presidents Cup session, but despite a year of struggles, Homa's 7-1-1 cup record will be impossible to keep benched.

Max Homa delivered an incredible hole-out on Sunday, but U.S. Assistant Captain Kevin Kisner refused to honor his bet.

When Alison Lee holed out a shot two weeks ago at the Solheim Cup her caddie and partner Megan Khang’s caddie both took their shirts off in the middle of the fairway. The group had a bet to start the match that if any player holed out a shot the caddies, Jack Fulghum and Taylor Takada, would disrobe.

When Khang’s partner Alison Lee holed out from 86 yards on the second hole in the team’s match against Anna Nordqvist and Madelene Sagstrom, both American caddies took their shirts off for the celebration prompting Max Homa to respond on X, formerly Twitter.

Well, Max Homa was watching from home, and he posted on social media about the interaction. That’s when Kevin Kisner chimed in, saying if Homa did it at the 2024 Presidents Cup, he would do the same.

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When Khang’s partner Alison Lee holed out from 86 yards on the second hole in the team’s match against Anna Nordqvist and Madelene Sagstrom, both American caddies took their shirts off for the celebration prompting Max Homa to respond on X, formerly Twitter.