Billy Andrade keeps winning off the course

Billy Andrade visits with host Jay Delsing to talk about his years on the PGA and Champions tours, along with his charitable contributions that includes co-hosting the CVS Charity Classic with fellow tour pro Brad Faxon

Jay Delsing | Mar 29, 2021

Billy Andrade keeps winning off the course /

Billy Andrade, who won a combined seven times on the PGA Tour and Champions Tour, visits with host Jay Delsing. Andrade talks about his time on tour, but also about his charitable contributions, which include hosting the CVS Charity Classic with fellow tour pro Brad Faxon.

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Published Mar 29, 2021

JAY DELSING

Jay Delsing hails from St. Louis, Missouri. While his father played Major League baseball for 10 years and was a member for the World Champion New York Yankees in 1949, Jay had a different kind of long drive in mind. In 1979, Delsing received a coveted golf scholarship from UCLA where he became a two-time All-American. In 1984, Delsing earned his PGA Tour Card and played in nearly 700 PGA Tour events, earning more than 4 million in prize money. He has 7 professional wins to his credit, including the Fort Smith Classic, The Omaha Classic and the Gerald Ford Invitational in Vail, Colorado. In 2014, Fox Sports added Delsing to its broadcast team. The recent US Open Championship at Shinnecock Golf Club in Long Island, New York marked his fourth consecutive national open coverage for Fox Sports. In addition, he is a commentator for PGA Tour Live. In April of 2018, Delsing was inducted into the St Louis Sports Hall of Fame. In 2005, Delsing founded First Tee of St Louis, which introduces nine core values of golf to underprivileged kids. His Jay Delsing Foundation introduces the sport to children in rural areas. Jay Delsing Golf hosts corporate entertainment and hospitality events throughout the country. Delsing’s radio show "Golf with Jay Delsing" airs on 101 ESPN, on Sundays from 9-10 a.m. Jay is the proud father of four daughters.