William John Horschel, an American professional golfer who competes on the PGA Tour, was born on December 7, 1986. In 2009, Horschel became a professional. Through qualifying school, he was granted a 2010 PGA Tour card in December 2009. Horschel defeated Jason Day in a playoff to win the AT&T Byron Nelson in May 2017. Horschel and Scott Piercy won the Zurich Classic in New Orleans in April 2018.
Horschel defeated Scottie Scheffler to claim the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play title in March 2021. It was his first triumph at the World Golf Championship. His second European Tour triumph came in September of that same year, when he captured the BMW PGA Championship with a final-round score of 65.
Horschel earned his seventh PGA Tour victory in June 2022 when he triumphed in the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village in Dublin, Ohio. Horschel was chosen for the American team to compete in the 2022 Presidents Cup; he played in three matches, winning one and losing the other two.
What are the career earnings of Billy Horschel in 2023?
As of June 2023, Billy Horschel's career earnings amounted to $1.4 million, according to Spotrac. Horschel has accumulated total career earnings of $41,614,647, which include $34,587,730 from official tournaments, $2,141,917 from unofficial tournaments, and $3,000,000 from the Player Index Program.
Horschel's notable performance in 2023 was at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, where he finished in a T30 position with a score of 280. This accomplishment netted him a prize of $208,500. However, he did not make the cut at the Sony Open in Hawaii, thereby missing out on any prize money.
Horschel continued his winning progress with a T32 finish at the WM Phoenix Open, finishing with a score of 280 and earning $109,286. Unfortunately, he was cut again at the Genesis Invitational, preventing him from increasing his earnings. Horschel finished T42 with a score of 278, contributing $28,188 to his overall earnings for the year.
Horschel's talent and dedication are evident, despite the ups and downs in his performances. He demonstrated it by finishing T9 at the World Golf Championships-Dell Technologies Match Play and earning $350,000. Despite finishing 52nd at the Masters Tournament, he earned $44,280.
At the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, Horschel finished T11 with a score of 267 and earned $93,633. However, he did not make the cut at the PGA Championship. Horschel finished T40 in the Charles Schwab Challenge, adding $31,755 to his earnings. However, Horschel did not make the cut in the following tournament, the Memorial Tournament presented by Workday.
Billy Horschel’s Contracts
Billy Horschel has established a strong presence in the world of endorsements and brand deals, further contributing to his overall earnings.
With endorsement contracts from esteemed companies such as Lexus, BDO, Titleist, Rolex, NetJets, Ralph Lauren Golf, Arccos, Ping, and Zurich Insurance Group, Horschel has showcased his appeal and marketability within the golf industry.
Collectively, these endorsement deals and brand partnerships have added an impressive $3 million to Billy Horschel's career earnings, further solidifying his position as a successful and sought-after professional golfer.
Billy Horschel’s Salary
Billy Hosrchel’s average salary is to be $2.9 million, on the basis of his estimated $41 million total career earnings.
Billy Horchel's annual salary is as follows:
2023: $1,416,147
2022: $8,820,600
2021: $5,026,738
2020: $2,926,658
2019: $2,257,249
2018: $4,452,700
2017: $2,907,960
2016: $2,019,320
2015: $2,077,418
2014: $5,061,453
2013: $3,551,703
2012: $513,677
2011: $533,024
2010: $25,000
2009: $25,000
FAQs
A. Billy Horschel's career earnings in 2023 amount to $1,416,147, including official and unofficial tournament winnings.
A. Billy Horschel has endorsement contracts with Lexus, BDO, Titleist, Rolex, NetJets, Ralph Lauren Golf, Arccos, Ping, and Zurich Insurance Group.
A. Billy Horschel's average salary is approximately $2.9 million, based on his estimated $41 million career earnings.
