Andy North

a whole lot of people.

Andy North.

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In the back at 68 was this year's top money winner, Andy Bean.

Current Open champion Andy North shot a 70.

Green, a 31-year-old native of Alabama, won the Classic in 1974 with a record for the event of 17 under par, praise conditions on the 6,687-yard layout.

Bobby Bonds will lead off for Texas.

Um, and I was trying to think of all the other two-time winners.

I know Andy North, who does commentary on ESPN, did that.

Curtis Strange has won it before multiple times.

Um, but only 24 players have ever done that, and they, they mentioned that.

But it was interesting when we were up at the AmFam Championship when it was over at U Ridge, which it's going back to now, which is kind of interesting because everything old is new again.

Um, Lee Trevino was one of the guys that were up there to play in a, like a charity kind of a thing that they do there where they, they put like Derek Jeter and Andy North and like Lee Trevino and somebody, you know, Mark Tausch or somebody who has like association with both AmFam and with Wisconsin in terms of sports.

And Trevino is telling stories about the fact, you know, he played with Sam Snead and you're going like, you don't have that connection anymore.

Like he would talk with Gene Saracen.

And back at 68 was this year's top money winner, Andy Bean.

Current Open champion Andy North shot a 70.

Green, a 31-year-old native of Alabama, won the Classic in 1974 with a record for the event of 17 under par.

Praise conditions on the 6,687-yard layout.

Mm-hmm.

The Masters was won by Bernard Langer, okay? The Open was won by Andy North.

The British Open, Sandy Lyle.

And the PGA was Robert Green.

I've always tried to get someone who has been a part of Cherry Hills history.

Andy North, Brad Faxon.

I had Curtis Strange last year.

We have Ben Crenshaw coming this year to talk about history.

And needless to say, he won the golf tournament by seven shots, and that 257 stood for 46 years.

The 27 stood until 1975, Andy North won.

Shot a 27 in the BC Open.

Billy Mayfair did it in the 2001 Buick Open.

A lot to get to today, Friday, September 4th edition of Overtime.

We're talking with two-time U.S. Open winner... and the host of the Sanford International Golf Tournament here in Sioux Falls just next week, Andy North, swinging by the show here in about 20 minutes.

At the end of our number one, we dive right in with your big opportunities to win today and over the weekend, the Friday Parlay League.

Live whip around coverage and the good, the bad and the ugly.

That tournament is right around the corner.

Festivities beginning on the 7th of September.

The tournament host and two-time U.S. Open winner Andy North joins us next on this Friday edition of Overtime.

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