The Limerick Summary: 2019 Wells Fargo Championship

Winner: Max Homa

Around the wider world of golf: Sei Young Kim won the LPGA MEDIHEAL Championship; Mikko Korhonen won the Volvo China Open on the ET; Scott McCarron won the Insperity Invitational on the Champions Tour; Robby Shelton won the Nashville Golf Open on the Web.com Tour; Cristóbal Del Solar won the Puerto Plata Open on the PGA TOUR Latinoamérica; Katsumasa Miyamoto won The Crowns on the Japan Golf Tour; Taehee Lee won the GS Caltex Maekyung Open Golf Championship on the Asian Tour; and Nuria Iturrios won back-to-back tournaments, winning this week at the OMEGA Dubai Moonlight Classic on the LET.

My Tuesday Twofer picks did a bit better this week. I picked Rickie Fowler (T4) to win and Rory McIlroy (T8) to Top10. Rickie put on a run, albeit too late, but Rory continued to struggle on Sundays -- which is why I didn't pick him to win. Hopefully both players will get things figured out soon.

• Winners: 2 for 18
• Place well (Top10): 10 for 18 (5 Top5 finish, 5 more Top10s)
• Overall Top10s: 20 of 36 (10 Top5s, 10 more Top10s)

But I confess that the Wells Fargo, despite being just a couple of hours from my home, wasn't my first concern this Sunday. Within minutes of the suspension of play due to lightning, I was on my way to watch Avengers:Endgame with friends. (Spoiler alert: The Avangers received.) But Max Homa had a three-stroke lead when I left, and I felt pretty good about his chances.

After all, in spite of how hardly ever he's had a threat like this on the PGA Tour, he showed no inclination to begin going backward. And but for a bogey on sixteen -- noticeably understandable, given the Green Mile -- he did simply what I predicted.

Plus he did it without Infinity Stones or a gauntlet. Pretty magnificent, in case you inquire from me.

Lightning delays had been a ways too common on all of the tours recently, and the truth that Max dealt with them so professionally bodes properly for him going ahead. In fact, now that he is within the PGA Championship, I cannot help however wonder if lightning might strike two times for the most up-to-date PGA Tour winner.

At any price, Limerick Summaries bring no danger of lightning moves, so there might be no delay getting it equipped for him. In reality, right here it is, proper now!

In his warfare for first, down the stretch

At Quail Hollow, Max still wasn?T vexed

When a lightning postpone

Caused a stoppage of play?

Now, could Bethpage be where he strikes next? The photo came from this page at newsok.com.