Overview
- Homa said a bone spur on his right ankle flared during the walk at Black Desert, leaving the joint swollen and tender after the 12th hole.
- On-course care included KT Tape and anti-inflammatory medication, which allowed him to finish the round.
- He carded a bogey-free 66 to reach six under and T-14, four shots behind leader Michael Brennan after the second round.
- The demanding Black Desert layout, built on lava fields with steep elevation changes, aggravated his limited ankle dorsiflexion.
- Homa called this his final start of the year and said he plans to have the bone spur removed during an upcoming break.