Billy Horschel is officially sidelined for the rest of the 2025 major golf season—including the PGA Championship, U.S. Open, and The Open—due to upcoming hip surgery. In this video, we break down the injury, his recovery plan, and what it means for the PGA Tour. Subscribe for the latest golf news, player updates, and insider coverage from the world of professional golf.

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Billy Horchel will miss the remaining three majors of the 2025 golf season, the PGA Championship, US Open, and the Open Championship due to an upcoming right hip surgery. He announced that the procedure scheduled to take place in Colorado is a preventative measure aimed at addressing a lower body injury that has been affecting his performance. Horschel last competed at the RBC Heritage in April and subsequently withdrew from the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. He is targeting a return to competitive play in late summer or early fall.

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