Max Homa stood out more than usual Monday in a U.S. Open qualifier filled with PGA Tour players. He was the only one carrying his own bag. Homa didn't have a caddie and didn't feel like talking about ...

Max Homa's caddie troubles have continued to haunt him. First, Homa parted ways with Joe Greiner, a caddie he had been working with for six years shortly before the Valero Texas Open.

Homa’s long day of qualifying was longer because he is no longer with his caddie of two months, Bill Harke. Homa three-putted for par on his final hole, which put him in a 5-for-1 playoff that was ...

When he arrived at Monday's qualifying event, new caddie Bill Harke was nowhere to be found. And Homa wasn't in any mood to answer questions about it. "I haven't carried my bag 36 holes in a while ...

Trying to keep up with the caddie carousel on the PGA Tour always has been a fool’s errand but it has been particularly ...

Less than two months after hiring a new caddie, it appears as though Max Homa is looking for his third looper of the year. The Associated Press' Doug Ferguson first reported on Monday that Homa ...

Max Homa, the six-time PGA Tour winner, carried his bag for two full rounds at Kinsale Golf Club in Ohio on Monday afternoon after a surprise split from new caddie Bill Harke over the weekend.

Max Homa's recent woes with caddies have persisted and he has now parted ways with Bill Harke, following his earlier split from long-serving sidekick Joe Grenier. Homa turned heads at the U.S ...

POWELL, Ohio — Six-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa carried his own bag for 38 holes Monday in a U.S. Open final qualifier and then opted to not disclose the reason why he did it. He did drop a clue or ...

He and his caddie of two months, Bill Harke, are no longer together, according to a person informed of the split who said only that Harke “lost his job.” The person spoke to The Associated ...