Max Homa Smacks Tour's Longest Drive in the ShotLink Era
477-Yard Monster at Kapalua
January 07, 2024 - 4:00 PM CST
In an astonishing feat of power and precision, Max Homa unleashed a jaw-dropping 477-yard drive at Kapalua's Plantation Course on Saturday, January 7, 2024. The monumental shot soared over the par-4, 525-yard seventh hole, leaving spectators and fellow players in awe.
Homa's colossal blast shattered the previous ShotLink era record set by Davis Love III in 1983 at the same Kapalua course. Love's drive measured an impressive 476 yards on the downhill par-5 18th hole.
Remarkably, Homa's 477-yard drive stands as the longest ever recorded on the PGA Tour since the inception of the ShotLink Era in 2003. This extraordinary accomplishment highlights his exceptional talent and the advancements made in modern golf equipment.
During the third round of The Sentry Tournament of Champions in Hawaii, Homa's prodigious drive set a new benchmark for distance hitting on the PGA Tour. His ball soared through the pristine Hawaiian air, a testament to his remarkable power and precision.
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