Billy Horschel apologized for an errant shot in quite an unusual way on Thursday. During the first round of the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina ...

Billy Horschel was among them, but he found himself in an awkward situation. On the par-4 10th hole, Horschel hit his tee shot too far to the right, and it wound up hitting a fan in the leg ...

Billy Horschel signed an autograph for a fan on Thursday that was almost certainly unlike any other he has signed in the past. Horschel played in the first round of the RBC Heritage at Harbour ...

The upcoming PGA Championship suffered a major loss Wednesday when one of its fan favorites, Billy Horschel, announced that he will not be able to return to competition for several months.

Billy Horschel is the rare breed of golfer that plays with a chip on their shoulder. We commonly see this in contact sports—where GOATs like Michael Jordan and Tom Brady weaponized their thin sk ...

Eight-time PGA Tour winner Billy Horschel announced Tuesday that he will soon undergo right hip surgery. Horschel withdrew from his last start, the 2025 Zurich Classic, and will now go under the ...

Billy Horschel got a pep talk from one of his biggest fans during the SoFi Cup final. / @TGL Billy Horschel made a great putt to complete the Atlanta Drive's comeback win in the second match of ...

Billy Horschel will have hip surgery next week and could potentially miss this season’s remaining major golf championships. Horschel, 38, announced on social media Tuesday that he will undergo ...

The shot of the day during the final round of the 2025 Valspar Championship might have come just as the leaders were hitting the course, and it came courtesy of a left-handed Billy Horschel.

Billy Horschel announced on May 6 that he would undergo surgery on his right hip in Colorado next week, with hopes of a late summer return. The eight-time winner and Ponte Vedra Beach resident ...

May 6 (Reuters) - Billy Horschel announced on Tuesday that he is set to undergo hip surgery next week, dealing a blow to his hopes of playing for the United States in this year's Ryder Cup.

Horschel played in the first round of the RBC Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links in Hilton Head Island, S.C. At one point, Horschel hit an errant shot that struck a member of the gallery in the leg.