Max Homa and Kevin Kisner Earned Big Checks at THE PLAYERS But Didn’t Show It

Max Homa and Kevin Kisner finished in T13 and solo 4th place with Homa earning $327,222.22 and Kisner earning $980,000 but the way they traveled to Tampa for the Valspar Championship didn’t show how much they earned.

Most players take private jets with each other from tournament to tournament but not these two.

My ride to Tampa pic.twitter.com/D7feN8BQdz

— Kevin Kisner (@K_Kisner) March 15, 2022

Kisner’s choice of travel was a mini van for the 230 mile trip. Homa’s on the other hand has a little bit of a story behind it.

Max Homa just made $327,222.22 at the Players . I’m currently chatting with him at the JAX airport Chili’s. His wife booked him a flight while he was on the course today.

He ordered chicken tendies and the waitress came back and said they ran out. Day ruined.

— Christopher Powers (@CPowers14) March 14, 2022

Homa is just one of us who happens to be really good at golf and make lots of money doing it. He loves PB&J sandwiches, he orders chicken tenders, and he flies commercial. He’s just a normal guy.

The fact the went into his final round not knowing how he was going to get from Jacksonville to Tampa would cause a lot of players to stress out but not for Homa, he just shot a cool 6-under in his final round and walked off the course to find out when his flight was.

Now they’re both onto the Valspar hoping to add to their already financially successful trip on the Florida swing this year.

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