F-3: Low 15 scorers and ties from the 2025 U.S. Senior Open

The Rhode Island native and former Wake Forest All-American will be making his 11th U.S.  Senior Open start. Of his 13 professional wins, four have come on the PGA Tour. Since turning 50, Andrade has registered three title on the PGA Tour Champions, the last being the 2015 Charles Schwab Cup Championship. In 1999, Andrade and fellow Rhode Islander Brad Faxon received the Charlie Bartlett Award for their "unselfish contributions to society." The two have teamed to donate more than $3 million to underprivileged children in their native Rhode Island and southern Massachusetts. Andrade also has a close relationship with Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax, whom he met while playing La Cumbre C.C., in Santa Barbara, Calif. Andrade helped Wake Forest win the 1986 NCAA tite and he represented the USA in the 1987 Walker Cup Match.