This Biography is about one of the best Golfer Lee Trevino including his Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
| Biography Of Lee Trevino | |
| Real Name | Lee Trevino |
| Profession | Golfers |
| Nick Name | The Merry Mex, Supermex |
| Famous as | Golfer |
| Nationality | American |
| Religion | Roman Catholic |
| Personal Life of Lee Trevino | |
| Born on | 01 December 1939 |
| Birthday | 1st December |
| Age | 77 Years |
| Sun Sign | Sagittarius |
| Born in | Dallas, Texas |
| City | Texas |
| Family Background of Lee Trevino | |
| Father | Joseph Trevino |
| Mother | Juanita Trevino |
| Spouse/Partner | Claudia Trevino |
| Children | Richard Trevino, Olivia Leigh Trevino, Daniel Lee Trevino, Lesley Ann Trevino, Troy Trevino, Tony Lee Trevino |
| Net worth | $40 Million |
| Awards | 1971 – PGA Player of the Year
1970 – Vardon Trophy 1971 – Vardon Trophy |
| 1972 – Vardon Trophy
1974 – Vardon Trophy 1980 – Vardon Trophy 1980 – Byron Nelson Award 1990 – Jack Nicklaus Trophy 1992 – Jack Nicklaus Trophy 1994 – Jack Nicklaus Trophy 1990 – Arnold Palmer Award 1992 – Arnold Palmer Award 1990 – Rookie of the Year 1990 – Byron Nelson Award 1991 – Byron Nelson Award 1992 – Byron Nelson Award 1971 – Sportsman of the Year 1971 – Male Athlete of the Year |
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| Personal Fact of Lee Trevino | |
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Lee Trevino is one of the most successful American professional golfers. Born into abject poverty, he endured a difficult childhood. He could not attend school regularly, and became a caddy. Being a caddy meant that he could watch many professionals at play, and also practice his golf shots. Soon, he progressed from being a caddy to playing golf as a U.S Marine and a hustler gambling on his golf shots, to a successful rookie professional golfer. His first success came at the U. S Open at Oakhill. His best year came in the early 1970s, when, in a span of just twenty days he had added the Canadian Open and the British Open to his second U.S Open title. His 29 career wins include six major championships. He has the distinction of being one of the four golfers to twice win the U.S. Open, The Open Championship (the British Open) and the PGA Championship. The only major title that eluded him was the Augusta Masters, a tournament he bypassed many times because he felt that his style could never win there. Off the golf course, he was reclusive, but on it, was an avid chatter and very witty. Nicknamed “the Merry Mex” and “Supermex”, he emerged as a face of hope and success for many Mexican Americans. |
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