Max Homa, one of the PGA Tour’s brightest stars, has officially joined Lululemon as a brand ambassador, bringing his signature blend of style and athleticism to the iconic brand. Known for his impressive career on the golf course, including six Tour wins and a strong 2024 season, Homa will now represent Lululemon’s innovative line of golf and lifestyle apparel.
Ranked 27th in the Official World Golf Ranking, Max Homa is a seasoned PGA Tour pro with six wins under his belt and three top-10 finishes in 2024. A California native with strong ties to Scottsdale, Arizona, Homa brings a sense of community and passion to his collaboration with Lululemon.
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Max Homa’s Charismatic Personal Style
Known for his “subtle and sharp” personal style, Homa’s fashion sense aligns seamlessly with Lululemon’s focus on versatile athletic and lifestyle apparel. The brand’s upcoming golf collection for 2025 promises to deliver essential pieces that combine functionality with style, perfect for both on-course performance and everyday wear.
“I’m thrilled to be part of the Lululemon family. Their apparel already fills my wardrobe for workouts and downtime, so it’s a dream to collaborate with such a legendary brand,” Homa shared.
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While golf is often viewed as a solo sport, Homa emphasizes the importance of community. “As I’ve grown in my career, I’ve surrounded myself with a tight-knit group. Winning and achieving success feels even better when you can share it with everyone who’s supported you along the way,” he said.
Homa is a Huge Boost to Lululemon’s Brand
In addition to his tour commitments, Homa will also compete in the first season of TGL, an indoor golf league co-founded by Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, set to air in prime time.
Homa joins a star-studded lineup of athletes at Lululemon, including PGA Tour’s Min Woo Lee, NFL’s DK Metcalf, NBA’s Jordan Clarkson, NHL’s Connor Bedard, and tennis pro Leylah Fernandez.
