Pete Weber
Age: 62
On PBA Tour Since: 1979
Hometown: St. Ann, Missouri
Style: Right
As most of you know, I grew up following in my legendary Father's footsteps and shadow; and I
wouldn't have it any other way. My brothers, sister, and I spent much of our time growing up at Dick
Weber Lanes in Florissant, Missouri. Bowling was always our choice and never forced upon us as
children. Actually, all sports had my interest and while I was growing up, baseball held my interest
as much as bowling did. But as time passed, bowling eventually edged out baseball.
Back in the 1970s Dick Weber Lanes was the host of many PBA events. I remember when I was about the
age of 12 and the professional bowlers would come into town for the event. My Dad would set up "pot
games" between me and some of the pros. If I beat the pro, they would have to buy me a soda. If they
beat me, Dad would pay them $50. I think it all started there! At 14 years old, I advanced to the
adult leagues with the approval of my Father. My very first game in an adult league at Crest Bowl in
Florissant, MO was 300! From there I bowled many PBA Regional tournaments as a non-member and won my
first regional by the age of 16. In November 1979, I joined the PBA at the age of 17 and I never
looked back.
And after 37 PBA National titles (10 of them majors and 5 of those being US Opens) and 49 PBA
Regional titles, I'm still going strong. I will be bowling professionally and competitively as long
as I believe I can win. And I do believe I can still win. The only thing I might have changed is
that I wish I had done better in school.
When I'm not bowling I'm golfing and when I'm not doing either of those things, I'm spending time
with my family and my 3 grandchildren. My favorite food is Korean Bar-B-Que. My wife and I enjoy
seeking out new Korean restaurants here at home and on the road. My favorite music is classic rock.
I keep my sports teams close to home. I love my St. Louis Cardinals!!! However, my favorite golfer
is Fred Couples.
Career Highlights
2012-13 — Tournament of Champions, Indianapolis, IN (Major)
2011-12 — 69th U.S. Open, North Brunswick, NJ (Major)
2006-07 — 64th U.S. Open, North Brunswick, NJ (Major)
2003-04 — 61st U.S. Open, Fountain Valley, CA (Major)
1998 — PBA National Championship, Toledo, OH (Major)
1992 — Touring Players Championship, Indianapolis, IN (Major)
1991 — BPAA U.S. Open, Indianapolis, IN (Major)
1989 — PBA National Championship, Toledo, OH (Major)
1988 — BPAA U.S. Open, Atlantic City, NJ (Major)
1987 — Tournament of Champions, Akron, OH (Major)
2009-10 — Lumber Liquidators Marathon Open, Baltimore, MD
2006-07 — Etonic Championship, Cheektowaga, NY
2005-06 — BowlersParadise.com Classic, Hammond, IN
2003-04 — PBA Medford Open, Medford, OR
2002-03 — PBA Tar Heel Open, Burlington, NC
2001-02 — PBA Great Lakes Classic, Grand Rapids, MI
2001-02 - PBA Greater Louisville Open, Louisville, KY
2001-02 - PBA Columbia 300 Tar Heel Open, Burlington, NC
2000 — Parker Bohn III Empire State Open, Latham, NY
1997 — Tucson Open, Tucson, AZ
1997 - Comfort Inn Classic, Tampa, FL
1993 — IOF Foresters Bowling for Miracles Open, Ontario, Canada
1993 - Oronamin C Japan Cup, Tokyo, Japan
1991 — Fair Lanes Open, Baltimore, MD
1991 - Johnny Petraglia Open, North Brunswick, NJ
1990 — La Mode Classic, Green Bay, WI
1990 - Toyota Classic, St. Louis, MO
1989 — Kessler Open, Dublin, CA
1986 — St. Louis Open, St. Louis, MO
1986 - Japan Cup, Tokyo, Japan
1985 — Showboat Invitational, Las Vegas, NV
1985 - Lite Beer Classic, Miami, FL
1985 - Budweiser Open, Taylor, MI
1984 — Aqua Fest Mr. Gatti's Open, Austin, TX
1984 - Molson Golden Bowling Challenge, Ontario, Canada
1982 — Greater Hartford Open, Windsor Locks, CT
1982 - City of Roses Open, Portland, OR
2023 — Bud Moore PBA50 Players Championship, Sterling, VA (Major)
2021 — PBA50 National Championship, The Villages, FL (Major)
2016 — Suncoast Senior U.S. Open, Las Vegas, NV (Major)
2016 - USBC Senior Masters, Las Vegas, NV (Major)
2015 — Suncoast Senior U.S. Open, Las Vegas, NV (Major)
2013 — USBC Senior Masters, Las Vegas, NV (Major)
2021 — PBA50 Granville Financial Open, Aberdeen, NC
2017 — PBA50 DeHayes Insurance Group Championship, Fort Wayne, IN
2016 — PBA50 UnitedHealthcare Sun Bowl In The Villages, The Villages, FL
2016 - PBA50 Mooresville Ford Open, Mooresville, NC
2016 - PBA50 Johnny Petraglia BVL Open, Farmingdale, NY
2016- PBA50 South Shore Open, Hammond, IN
2014 — PBA50 Pro Bowl West Fort Wayne Classic, Fort Wayne, IN
2013 — PBA50 Treasure Island Resort & Casino Open, Welch, MN
PBA50 Player of the Year (2015, 2016)
Best Bowler ESPY Award winner (2002, 2004, 2013 and 2014)
USBC Hall of Fame (2002)
PBA Hall of Fame (1998)
George Young High Average Award (1989)
PBA Rookie of the Year (1980)
Youngest player to win 10 titles (24 years, 247 days)
Youngest player to win 20 titles (30 years, 7 months, 27 days)
Holds the record for most U.S. Open wins (5)
First second-generation PBA Tour champion (father, Dick Weber)
One of nine players to win the Triple Crown (U.S. Open, Tournament of Champions, and World Championship)
Only player to win two Triple Crowns
Ranks fourth all-time with 37 PBA Tour titles
Ranked tied-second all-time with 10 PBA major championships (Earl Anthony)
Ranked tied-second all-time with 14 PBA50 Tour titles (John Handegard)
Owns 47 PBA Regional Tour titles
Owns eight PBA50 Regional Tour titles (plus one PBA60)
Won 2016 CP3 Celebrity Invitational non-title charity event with Terrell Owens