In a FootJoy video filmed earlier this year, Billy Horschel laid out the specifics on how to celebrate victory like a PGA Tour player.

Horschel definitely knows a thing or two about victory celebrations. When he won his first Tour title last year (2013 Zurich Classic), he went nuts:

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But on Sunday at Cherry Hills, after rolling in a 4-footer for par and securing the BMW Championship, there were no huge fist pumps, no flashy dance moves and no screams.

Instead, Horschel gave a small fist pump close to his body, then turned to give his caddie a hug. As far as victory celebrations go, not sure it gets much better than that.

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