Billy Horschel has long been one of the best-dressed golfers in the world, and that’s thanks to his apparel sponsor, Polo Ralph Lauren RLX. Horschel claimed another win at the BMW PGA Championship last week on the DP World Tour (he also won the event in 2021) and looked good doing so.

On Sunday at Wentworth Golf Club, Billy Horschel capped a season of nearlies and almosts with a cathartic BMW PGA Championship victory. Horschel drained a lengthy eagle putt on the second playoff hole to top Rory McIlroy—another recent victim of the “so close” syndrome—in the DP World Tour's flagship event and raised both hands to the sky in a

Just as Rory McIlroy thought he had the 2024 BMW PGA Championship trophy in the bag, 8-time PGA champion Billy Horschel eagled his way to the top and ended up being the one to take home the win.

McIlroy had a chance to win it in regulation, but his birdie attempt missed low. Both Horschel and McIlroy made birdie on the first playoff hole, but it’s Horschel taking the title and adding another what-if to McIlroy’s 2024 season.

Billy Horschel couldn’t help but feel a little guilty. He was just seconds removed from canning a 35-footer for eagle to win the BMW PGA Championship in a playoff, his second time capturing the DP World Tour’s flagship event and at the expense of Rory McIlroy, who for the fourth time this year was exiting with a runner-up finish.

Billy Horschel was unconscious with his putter on Saturday at the 2024 BMW PGA Championship, making 130 feet of putts during a stretch of seven straight birdies at the Wentworth Club in England. After a bogey on the par-4 seventh,