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Kevin Kisner celebrates Max Homa’s hole out at Presidents Cup by removing his shirt

Kevin Kisner takes shirt off after Max Homa hole out at Presidents Cup


Tarps off, boys.

During the Solheim Cup, Alison Lee and Megan Khang’s caddies Jack Fulghum and Taylor “Shota” Takada made a bet that if one of their players holed out, they would take their shirts off. Two holes later, it happened.

Well, Max Homa was watching from home, and he posted on social media about the interaction. That’s when Kevin Kisner chimed in, saying if Homa did it at the 2024 Presidents Cup, he would do the same.

Well, Homa holed out. He did so on the first hole Sunday of his singles match against Mackenzie Hughes. And while it didn’t happen immediately, Kisner eventually did follow through on his end of the bet once the celebration began.

Ain’t no thing.