Tranlate this title Max Homa changes again after missing cut in spanish

After missing the cut at the PGA Championship two weeks ago in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, Max Homa has decided to part ways with his caddie, Lance Bennett. His friend, Peter Pappageorge, is joining him this week at the Charles Schwab Challenge (PGA Tour).

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One year and then he’s gone! Max Homa, a six-time PGA Tour winner, has ended his collaboration with Lance Bennett, his caddie since the 2025 RBC Canadian Open. The reason, apparently, is the missed cut at the last PGA Championship, won on May 17 by Englishman Aaron Rai.

Bennett had taken over from Bill Harke, while Max Homa, 35, had worked for ten years with Joe Greiner, one of his best childhood friends. Peter Pappageorge, also a friend of the Californian, will fill in this week in Fort Worth, Texas, host of the Charles Schwab Challenge.

At the U.S. Open qualifying round on June 8 in Canada, Lance Bennett had previously caddied for Michael Thorbjornsen before Thorbjornsen hired JJ Jakovac. He also caddied for Matt Kuchar, Sungjae Im, and Davis Riley. Max Homa, a former world No. 5 and the top-ranked American at the 2023 Ryder Cup in Rome, is currently 74th in the FedEx Cup standings.

After a disappointing 2025 season, he made the cut nine times in thirteen starts in 2026, notably achieving a solid 8th place at the Masters, four strokes behind the winner, Rory McIlroy. This remains his best result to date. Currently ranked 123rd in the world, he will attempt to qualify for the 126th U.S. Open in history by starting the Canadian session in the western suburbs of Toronto this Monday, June 8 (over 36 holes) at Lambton Golf & Country Club.

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