Editor's note: Billy Horschel withdrew from the Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Wednesday afternoon. Tom Hoge will now partner with first alternate Kevin Chappell. With a new season comes a new ...

World No. 24 Billy Horschel announced his withdrawal Wednesday due to what he called a lower-body injury. The tour made the announcement on its X PGA Tour Communications account. Horschel himself ...

Horschel explained on social media: “Sucks to withdraw from the Zurich Classic. Unfortunately, I have a lower body injury. Hopefully after a few days of rest, recovery and therapy, I’ll be ...

Billy Horschel has withdrawn from the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans due to a lower-body injury. The only PGA Tour team event will be held this week at TPC Louisiana in Avondale from Thursday ...

A dozen players from the First Coast and 10 from Georgia's Golden Isles are playing, with past champion Billy Horschel and 2025 PGA Tour winner Karl Vilips among those at TPC Louisiana.

Other favorites in the outright betting market ahead of Round 1 on Thursday include Kurt Kitayama and Collin Morikawa at +1400, Andrew Novak and Ben Griffin at +2200, as well as 2018 Zurich Classic ...

Irish in the field: McIlroy and Lowry set out in defence of the title won last year in a fourball completed by Tom Hoge and Billy Horschel (off the 10th at 1.52pm Irish time on Thursday).

Billy Horschel has been highly unlucky not to make Ryder Cup teams in the past and this could be his year. Other names high up in the PGA of America’s rankings table include JJ Spaun ...

Billy Gibbons performs in Hollywood 2008.Credit ... Dusty Hill’s bass and Frank Beard’s drums were plainly heard; above them came the implacable riffs and fierce solos of Gibbons.

Billy Horschel has withdrawn from the 2025 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, it was announced Wednesday. No reason was given for his WD. Horschel is the only player to win the event as an individual ...

Tom Hoge (left), Billy Horschel (center left), Max Greyserman (center right) and Nico Echavarria (right) are among the players we're targeting for this week's Zurich Classic. / Tom Hoge ...

Example: Billy Horschel has a great track record at the Pete Dye course, winning as an individual in 2013 and posting three top-four finishes since it switched to a team format in 2017.