Billy Horschel and Bill Davis took home the main hardware at the Seminole Pro-Member at Seminole Golf Club in Juno Beach, Fla. The duo won the Gross Division with a 64 over Ryan Fox and Jimmy Dunne, who also shot a 64. The winner was decided by a scorecard playoff. 

Fox and Dunne won the Net Division with a score of 61.

Dunne and Fox finished in solo second place in the Gross Division, while five groups, including 2023 champions Mike Walrath and Justin Thomas, finished T3 with a score of 66.

Horschel has eleven professional wins, eight on the PGA Tour, and won the 2014 Tour Championship. 

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This will be the last Seminole Pro-Member for a couple of years as the club begins a full two-year renovation/restoration.

Recent past champions include some of the current top names in golf. You can find the full recent results and stories from AmateurGolf.com FOLLOWING THIS LINK UNDER SCORES.

Consistently ranked among the United States’ top courses, Seminole Golf Club was designed by Donald Ross and opened for play on January 1, 1930. Ben Hogan frequently visited the club to prepare for the Masters, saying, “It’s the only course I could be perfectly happy playing every single day. If you can play well at Seminole, you can play well anywhere.”

Claude Harmon Sr., the club’s winter professional from 1945-’57, owns the course record, a 60 that he shot in 1947—a year before winning the Masters. David Ford, a sophomore at the University of North Carolina, came close to matching Harmon's record in the first round of the Jackson T. Stephens Cup held at the esteemed club in October when he ran off eight consecutive birdies en route to a 10-under 62.