Overview
- Homa’s X account has been inactive since early February, marking a continuous five-month break from the platform.
- Speaking before the John Deere Classic, he labeled X “an awful, awful place” and a “safe haven for assholes” because of pervasive online hate.
- He said he misses engaging with fans digitally but now prefers face-to-face interaction to avoid relentless negative remarks.
- He also takes regular breaks from Instagram and has dismissed switching to TikTok after experiencing similar toxicity.
- His decision reflects a broader trend among peers like Charley Hull, Nelly Korda and Paige Spiranac in pushing back against social-media abuse.