Henley broke through for his fifth PGA Tour victory and the most significant winners check he's brought home on the PGA Tour

While wearing the iconic red cardigan that goes to the winner of the Arnold Palmer Invitational in honor of the late legend, Henley said it was surreal.

The PGA Tour’s Florida Swing moved north to Orlando for another signature event, the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill Club. Nine of the top 10 players in the world were in action, including 2024 Arnold Palmer champion Scottie Scheffler and World No.

As a player invitational, the API awards the winner $4 million, matching the total from last month's Genesis Invitational. There it was Ludvig Åberg who reigned supreme and cashed the top prize at Torrey Pines to become the third different winner in as many signature events to start the season.

Who was the last man standing at the Bay Hill Club and Lodge in the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the PGA Tour's Signature Event in Orlando?

Russell Henley knows a thing about patience—and the penalty for impatience. He went three years between his second and third win on the PGA Tour then another five before notching his fourth win. However,

Collin Morikawa held a three shot lead, but stalled down the stretch as his playing partner, Russell Henley, passed him by.

Russell Henley reached No. 7 in the world with his back-9 charge at Bay Hill to beat Collin Morikawa and win the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

It was a heartwarming scene Sunday on the 18th at Bay Hill, where Russell Henley was greeted by wife Teil and their three children following his fifth PGA Tour victory at the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational in Orlando.

This week brought the Arnold Palmer Invitational, the fourth Signature Event of the PGA Tour season. These events are a bigger deal than others, as they come with bigger purses and offer more FedExCup points.