Homa, who began the day five strokes off the lead, survives an adventure-filled day for his sixth PGA Tour win
The Farmers Insurance Open decided to embrace its breathtaking oceanside address and make everyone seasick during Saturday’s frenetic final round. Green-to-the gills ill, in fact, as all that leaderboard churn required an unblinking attention span and fistful of Dramamine.
“But when I work, when I practice and I play tournaments, this is what I love. I love what today was. It was incredible.” Ryder, searching for his first Tour victory and ranked No. 283 in the world, positioned himself to be the first wire-to-wire winner atsince Johnny Miller in 1982. Then came 15. Then came disaster averted, an appetizer for disaster realized.
The rough run in the rough rough torpedoed days of work as he fell off the top for good with a double bogey. Homa struggled more to fight emotions off the course while explaining the meaningfulness of the victory after he and wife, Lacey, welcomed their first child, a son named Cam, on Oct. 30.“This be the best-smelling diaper I’ve changed so far,” Homa said in a post-round TV interview.
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