Max Homa's Epic 477-Yard Drive Breaks PGA TOUR Record
Longest Drive in ShotLink Era Sends Shockwaves
Homa's Mighty Swing Stuns Spectators
Just a day after Max Homa's jaw-dropping 477-yard drive at The Sentry Tournament of Champions, the golfing world is still abuzz with amazement. The incredible distance shattered the PGA TOUR's previous record and has solidified Homa's status as one of the game's longest hitters.
While the drive may have benefited from a significant downhill slope and strong wind assistance, Homa's sheer power and accuracy cannot be understated. The shot propelled his ball from tee to green on the par-4, 525-yard seventh hole at Kapalua Resort Plantation Course.
During the third round of The Sentry 2024, Homa showcased his extraordinary abilities once again. His record-breaking drive measured a staggering 477 yards, marking the longest drive recorded in the PGA Tour's ShotLink era, which began in 2003. This remarkable achievement has earned Homa a place in golf history and has sparked a renewed debate about the limits of human distance.
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