Max Homa entered Sunday’s final round of the 88th Masters Tournament two shots back of leader, Scottie Scheffler.
Homa came out firing, hitting excellent iron shot after excellent iron shot. Unfortunately, his putter let him down as he missed a number of makable birdie putts on the front nine.
Despite that, the Burbank, CA native found himself tied atop the leaderboard as he stood on the 12th tee.
Homa then one-hopped the green with his tee shot as the ball nestled deep into a bush, leaving an unplayable lie. He would double bogey the hole and never quite recover.
“Would have loved the ball on 12 not to go
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