Billy Horschel was more nervous than normal when ... The lie angles on his clubs were all screwed up. But more than his score or his misses or his clubs, you may remember Horschel’s words ...

At many courses, especially private clubs, lids must be worn with the ... including 54-hole leader Billy Horschel. So, what gives? There’s a simple reason: turning a hat backward makes battling ...

In this article, Billy Horschel talks about his routine and answers ... This can consist of finding 'fairways' or designated areas with your longer clubs or using 10 balls to try to gradually ...

Horschel used one of his clubs to push the gator in the opposite ... PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA - FEBRUARY 28: Billy Horschel of the United States prepares to play his shot from the 11th tee ...

Billy Horschel stunned golf fans on Thursday by nonchalantly tackling an alligator who had wandered onto the course at PGA National in Florida. Upon seeing the reptile, Horschel, 38, calmly ...

Billy Horschel, the world’s No. 20 player, took matters into his own hand by chasing an invading alligator back into the water in a wild scene at the Cognizant Classic on Thursday. Horschel ...

Billy Horschel was playing in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, at the PGA National’s Champion course when a gator sauntered onto the green, Golf.com reported. Instead of being freaked out by the ...

LEADER of The Open heading into the final round Billy Horschel has revealed why he carries ... very fortunate that other supporters of other clubs have been gracious enough to be nice to me ...

Florida native and PGA golfer Billy Horschel encountered an alligator while playing in the first round of the Cognizant Classic. The alligator was heading towards Horschel's group on the sixth ...

Billy Horschel, an All-American at the University of Florida, was walking off the sixth green of the Champion Course when he saw the reptile crawling out of a canal and headed toward their group.

At many courses, especially private clubs, lids must be worn with the bill ... backward hats were considered disrespectful — and Horschel was among the first to bear the brunt of the public ...