PGA Tour: Billy Hoschel removes gators from the course along with golf clubs
When you’re in Florida, be careful of gators on the golf course.
Unless you’re Bill Horchel.
Hose Kell, a Florida Gators Alumni know everything about the reality gators meandering through the course. That’s what happened on PGA National Thursday in the first round of Cognizant Classic.
Hoshel was discovered with him 60 degree wedge Taking a gator approaching him during the round, he entered the clubhouse tied up to 16th place with a 5-under performance.
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Billy Horschel has admitted the crowd after putting on the second hole in the final round of AT&T Pebble Beach Proam at Pebble Beach Golf Link. (Kyle Terada/Imagn image)
To be playfully unseen, Hoskell thrusts in the gator and retreats to the water.
After the round, Horschel talked about the moment he went viral on social media.
“I’m not afraid of gators,” Horschel said via ESPN. “Listen, like I told most people, I said, ‘They’re more afraid of you.’ Most of the time, they chase you during a slightly aggressive mating season.
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That’s not to say that Horschel wasn’t cautious. He made sure that he didn’t actively push the Gator out. He was calmly gathered, as he was in a moment of many pressure within him. PGA Tour Career.
As Horschel finished the sixth hole in the round, the Gator appeared and found him while walking to the next tee box.
Billy Horschel putt in the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am Golf Tournament held at Pebble Beach Golf Link. (Kyle Terada/Imagn image)
“He didn’t go anywhere,” Horschel added. “So I just went there and helped the cops.”
Horschel finished the day with four birdies, one eagle and one bogey. Bogie came to the par-4 second hole, but he returned to par, except for the par-5 third.
Horschel Birdied Holes Eight 8, 9, 10, and a bit of chilling on the back nine with a few pars, he finished the round with a birdie on the par 5 18th.
This would have been a great round in other tournaments, but there’s a few things to do as Horchel filmed an astonishing 59 to lead him after one round at 12 under.
Billy Horschel responds to crowd applause after making a putt on the third green in the first round of Cognizant Classic at the Palm Beach golf tournament. (Reinhold Matay/Imagn image)
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The closest to the knap are Daniel Berger, Russell Henry and Sami Varimaki.
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