“I’m in a completely different realm” – Billy Horschel’s OVERWHELMED response at 3M Open after finishing 2nd at the final major

Horschel was the Open's runner-up and collected $1.759 million, with the winner receiving $3.1 million.

“I’m in a completely different realm” – Billy Horschel’s OVERWHELMED response at 3M Open after finishing 2nd at the final major

Billy Horschel (Image via Golf Magazine)

Billy Horschel will make his PGA Tour comeback in 2024 at the 3M Open. In the British Open, he recently tied for second place. Horschel led after 54 holes but couldn’t hold it together on the last day. He arrived in Minnesota early and was the first golfer on the practice range.

Billy Horschel tees off at 1:43 pm ET on Thursday at the 2024 3M Open. He’ll be joined by Sam Burns and J.T. Poston. Horschel was the first player on the range Tuesday morning, despite the long trek from Scotland. He’s looking to keep his solid play going at TPC Twin Cities. After finishing tied for the 2nd place at the Open Championship, Billy Horschel has shared his journey.

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Where I was last year after the memorial to where I am at now, I'm in a completely different realm.
Billy Horschel at the Open Championship press conference

The 3M Open is the second-to-last event of the PGA Tour regular season. Horschel is attempting to lock up a postseason position as he sits 26th in the FedEx Cup rankings. The 3M Open is held at TPC Twin Cities from July 25 to July 28. Horschel wants to better his 13th-place result from the previous season. Moreover, there is a purse of $8.1 million for the tournament.

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Billy Horschel at the Open Championship 2024

Billy Horschel made news when he led the 2024 Open Championship after 54 holes. The event took place at Royal Troon, and Horschel was ecstatic about the chance to win his first major championship. He fired a respectable 69 in the third round, one stroke ahead of the field.

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Billy Horschel (Image via Augusta Chronicle)

Despite his remarkable career, he has only two top-10 performances in the majors. He conveyed his commitment by saying, “I’ve worked my entire life to be in this position” and envisioning himself as the champion. However, he has made the cut in four of his last five tournaments.

In the final round, Horschel had stiff opposition, notably from Xander Schauffele, who recorded a bogey-free 65. Horschel finished well, scoring birdies on the final three holes to tie for second place with Justin Rose and finish the tournament at -4.

While he did not win the Claret Jug, he was the Open’s runner-up and collected $1.759 million. The event had a record total purse of $17 million, with the winner receiving $3.1 million.

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