now billy horschel. keep that held steady, billy. just stroke through it. there you go. good, aggressive. great two-putt there, peter, from off the green. awesome stuff so horschel and day head to the last at 12 under. now, a lot of putts holed. most feet of putts. this is over the four days, in his career, billy horschel. 500 feet. at 2014 when he won. that was the second of his three victories and this week, 453. if he could hole a long one at the last. a good week normally -- 300 would be a really good week. over 400 is astounding. let's head to the last. jim: cameron tringale hit one close. he's got there to get to eight under. the different between being in a tie for ninth or tied fifth. oh. didn't quite break what he thought it would. played it outside the hole. i think that's how he read it. hit a good -- stroked it well but it's a par for tringale. 72 coming in. earlier in this groups, sergio finishing up with a birdie bid. would never believe it after what we saw yesterday afternoon on this last nine, that he would come out today and be left in the starting gates

advantage billy horschel. jim: you said 48 feet, right?cott won this tournament in 2008, he made it from 48 feet on this green. nick: you're kidding me? jim:. no nick: you are an encyclopedia golfing geek. jim: yes, always have been. nick: and he was an aussie. there you go. can he phone a friend? call in and say, uh, adam, was it right edge? or a bit more outside? jim: adam i remember called it one of the biggest putts he would ever make. at that time his game was not in a very good place and then all of a sudden it came together. putting conventionaly back in those days. nick: yeah, you don't recognize him now when you see him putting convention al -- conventionaly. you can just see to the right that other ridge bleeding down as well. you have to believe it's kicking it right to left a couple of times. peter: this is a three-putt part. have to get the first part right or the other two won't make any difference. jim: how much danger standing over this putt thinking about a three-putt is possible if i'm not careful? peter: he has to just t

advantage billy horschel. jim: you said 48 feet, right?cott won this tournament in 2008, he made it from 48 feet on this green. nick: you're kidding me? jim:. no nick: you are an encyclopedia golfing geek. jim: yes, always have been. nick: and he was an aussie. there you go. can he phone a friend? call in it right edge? or a bit more outside? jim: adam i remember called it one of the biggest putts he would ever make. at that time his game was not in a very good place and then all of a sudden it came together. putting conventionaly back in those days. nick: yeah, you don't recognize him now when you see him putting convention al -- conventionaly. you can just see to the right that other ridge bleeding down as well. you have to believe it's kicking it right to left a couple of times. peter: this is a three-putt part. have to get the first part right or the other two won't make any over this putt thinking about a three-putt is possible if i'm not careful? peter: he has to just take care of his business. he can't worry about what billy horsche

billy horschel has beaten world number fourjason day on the first play—off hole to win the at & t byronson in texas after both players finished level on 12 under at the end of their final round horschel had this putt for eagle which pulled up marginally short but he tapped in the birdie but australian day missed a putt for birdie to extend the contest handing the title to the american, the fourth pga tour win of his career and first since 2014. 0n the lpga tour lexi thompson broke the kingsmill championship

jim: congratulations to billy horschel. still shaking his head in disbelief. he moves into 15th in the fedexcup standings. not the way i think anyone expected to see this end, nick. nick: no, not quite like that. we thought it will be two pars and off we go again. definitely thought somebody was going to make a 3 at 1 but well done, billy. he was on the range early on. i said who's going to win? as he walked past he said horschel so there you go. jim: for nick the all the crew, lance barrow, home game for him, our producers, for everybody. we'll see you next week from fort worth. billy horschel wins the at&t byron nelson. captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> more than 800 american houses of worship are offering shelter from deportation to illegal immigrants and their families. >> we're taking a leap of faith, right, in many respects, because we don't know what's going to happen. >> they're daring federal agents to step through their stained- glass doors. >> as a human being, i know it is traumatic for folks. but i will also say that

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