Golfer Andy Bean, an 11-time winner on the PGA Tour, has died, the PGA Tour confirmed on Saturday. He was 70.
Born March 13, 1953, in LaFayette, Georgia, Bean earned All-America honors three times while playing college golf at the University of Florida, according toGolf lost a good one. Andy Bean passed away at 70. Gentle giant, Bermuda grass specialist with 4 of his 11 Ws in FL. Gator legend. Man of great faith, generous heart, loved fishing and family. Condolences to wife Debbie, their three children and all the grandkids..
Bean also had three wins on the tour’s senior circuit, the PGA Tour Champions, including the 2008 Charles Schwab Cup Championship when he was 55,reported. He also was a member of the 1979 and 1987 U.S. Ryder Cup teams, according to the news outlet.“He was larger than life when I met him on a recruiting trip to Gainesville as a senior in high school,” Rinker
So sad to hear of the passing of my friend and fellow Gator, Andy Bean. He was larger than life when I met him on a recruiting trip to Gainesville as a senior in high school. A kind and generous soul. Thoughts and prayers to Debbie and his children.
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