Max Homa, during a news conference at the RBC Heritage in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, expressed his disapproval of Sergio Garcia's recent outburst at the Masters, where Garcia broke his driver in frustration. Homa stated that such behavior casts a 'bad look' on professional golfers and reflects a sense of entitlement. He acknowledged the emotional intensity of the sport but emphasized the importance of maintaining composure. Garcia, who finished 52nd at the Masters, received a code-of-conduct warning for his actions, which included slamming his driver into the turf and damaging it beyond repair. Homa, who has also experienced moments of frustration on the course, highlighted the need for golfers to be held to higher standards, especially as the PGA Tour implements a new code-of-conduct policy aimed at addressing unsportsmanlike behavior. This policy could lead to disqualification after three violations, signaling a shift towards more accountability in professional golf.