Steely-nerved Billy Horschel grabbed his 60-degree wedge to chase an alligator off the course at the Cognizant Classic, ...

Billy Horschel fired a 5-under 66 at the Cognizant Classic on Thursday in Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., but his most impressive club work was his use of a wedge to wrangle a gator as he finished out the ...

Golfer Billy Horschel went face-to-face with an alligator on his way to the seventh hole at the PGA National Tour in Florida. Horschel used his 60-degree wedge to shoo the gator into the water.

Billy Horschel won. Let's explain ... So, Horschel's day in wildlife terms: four birdies, one eagle and one gator. He shot a 5-under 66, finishing seven shots behind early leader Jake Knapp ...

'Gator-on-gator crime!' UF alum Billy Horschel goes toe-to-toe with alligator Billy Horschel takes a break from his round of golf to try to escort an actual gator back to the water.

27 (UPI) --Billy Horschel fired a 5-under 66 at the Cognizant ... Advertisement Horschel made four birdies and an eagle, with just one bogey over his first 18 holes. He is tied for 14th.

Billy Horschel won. Let’s explain: Horschel played his college golf for the Florida ... So, Horschel’s day in wildlife terms: four birdies, one eagle and one gator. He shot a 5-under 66, finishing ...

Billy Horschel, who was golf-trained in Florida, has admitted that he has had many encounters with alligators on different golf courses throughout his life. I never touched an alligator's tail ...

Billy Horschel, who went viral Thursday after moving a gator back into a lake at the Cognizant Classic, received a box of gator-shaped chocolates from PETA. Horschel, a Florida native, is aiming ...

Billy Horschel won. Let’s explain ... So, Horschel’s day in wildlife terms: four birdies, one eagle and one gator. He shot a 5-under 66, finishing seven shots behind early leader Jake Knapp ...

Horschel was enjoying his opening round of golf in Florida when a huge alligator made its way onto the semi-rough. The cheeky creature disrupted play as it parked itself just off the fairway.