...Fleisher and Tom Jenkins all were two strokes back at 62.Fred Couples teamed with Jay Haas for 63. Also at 63 were Andy Bean and Chien Soon Lu and Joey Sindelar and John Cook. EUROPEAN TOUR: In Jakarta, Indonesia, defending champion Lee Westwood...
...a row since Cook won at the end of 2010 and the start of the 2011 season.Three teams tied for third at 27-under: Andy Bean and Chien Soon Lu (62); Jeff Sluman and Brad Faxon (63), and Tom Purtzer Brad Bryant (64).The winners each received...
...first home-state win as a professional, was a stroke back along with fellow Texan Ben Crenshaw, Mark O'Meara and Andy Bean. Clearwater, who won his two PGA Tour titles in 1987, is making his fifth Champions Tour start after turning 50 in...
...overcame a slow start to shoot a 7-under 65, winning his second Greater Hickory Classic by two shots over Russ Cochran and Andy Bean. Haas, who also won the Champions Tour event in 2005, set a tournament-record of 18-under 198 at Rock Barn Golf...
...welcome." Gil Morgan (70), who trailed Haas by three after the opening round, slid into a tie for third at 135 with Andy Bean (68) and Russ Cochran (68). Joe Ozaki shared the day's best round, 66, with Tom Purtzer, and joined a group...
...on the Champions Tour this year with four wins and earnings of almost $1.5 million, twice as much as second-place Andy Bean. Three other top Europeans from the same era -- Sandy Lyle, Ian Woosnam and Nick Faldo -- are also in the field along...
...Tour. The two-time Masters champion's 7-under 65 gave him 16-under 200 for the tournament, one shot better than Andy Bean. Scott Hoch (66) finished two shots back. Tom Kite shot his second 67 at the TPC Twin Cities to finish fourth. NATIONWIDE...
...Championship. Price barely missed his 45-foot eagle try before tapping in and moving to 11-under 133. Gene Jones (68) and Andy Bean (69), a co-leader with Price after round one, both parred the final hole and are tied for second. The trio will...
...become the oldest winner in the tour's 30-year history, had 67 to join Jeff Sluman at 12-under, a stroke ahead of Andy Bean (66). Bryant is seeking his first victory since the 2007 U.S. Senior Open, where he made up five strokes in the...
SONOMA, Calif. - Andy Bean breezed through 32 holes of play Sunday to win the Charles Schwab Cup Championship, pulling away from the Champions Tour's best...
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