Billy Horschel entered the 2025 season with eight PGA Tour wins. Yet, he wasn’t able to secure a single win this year. However, the PGA Tour ensured that he didn’t go empty-handed.  

How Did Billy Horschel Perform in 2025?

Horschel’s story began with a 51st-place finish at The Sentry. Later, he finished at T21 at The American Express, and then secured the T9th spot at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am. Later in March, he competed in the Cognizant Classic and ended up in the T25 spot. At The PLAYERS Championship, Horschel walked away in T42 position. 

His first top-five finish came at the Valspar Championship in March, where he finished at T4 with -8 to par. But his inconsistency got highlighted as he ended the RBC Heritage at T27, and continued to end the Baycurrent Classic with a T54 finish. The season ended with him at T11 at the Bank of Utah Championship. 

Out of the 14 events that he participated in, Billy Hordschel missed the cut for five events. And that included the Masters Tournament, where he missed the cut for the third round. Also, the Masters was the only major championship Horschel competed in this year. 

How Much Money Did Horschel Win in the 2025 Season?

Horschel’s top-10 finishes did the heavy lifting financially. His performance at Pebble Beach got him $535,000, his biggest paycheck for the year. The only top-five finish brought another $366,125. His other six-figure paychecks came from the RBC Heritage and the Bank of Utah Championship, amassing $140,000 and $133,500, respectively. 

At the other end of the spectrum, Horschel’s lowest paycheck came at the Baycurrent Classic, where he earned only $16,560. 

By season’s end, Horschel’s 2025 PGA Tour official earnings totaled $2,967,228. And all that’s without a podium finish throughout the year. That figure pushed his career earnings beyond $51 million, making him the Tour’s most financially consistent performer over the past decade.

With consistency still intact, 2026 may yet deliver a different outcome. But for now, he's helping the Atlanta Drive GC win TGL Season 2. And we are eager to know your thoughts on this!

Written by

Krushna Pattnaik

Edited by

Joyita Das