Billy Horschel tops Jason Day, wins AT&T Byron Nelson in a playoff Billy Horschel’s index and middle fingers fidgeted slightly beneath a clenched jaw, his eyes staring intently as Jason Day lined up a 5-foot par putt to extend a sudden death playoff at the AT&T Byron Nelson. He held the poker face for a brief moment after Day’s putt slipped past the left side of the hole, a sheepish grin eventually forming as the weight of his first PGA Tour victory since the 2014 Tour Championship and perhaps a bit of empathy sunk in. “Listen, I’ve missed a short putt not too long ago to lose a playoff,” said Horschel, who missed a 2-foot par putt to fall out of a five-man playoff at the RSM Classic in November. “I know the feeling. You always want to win with a birdie on the last hole. It’s the way the game of golf goes sometimes.” Read more http://golfweek.com/2017/05/21/billy-horschel-tops-jason-day-wins-the-byron-nelson-in-a-playoff/
