There is a great story of Lee Trevino playing at the Hermitage Country Club
many years ago and insulting everything about the course because the
members did not let the pros full access to the range or something (it used
to be a tour event). “This is the worst tee box I’ve ever seen…”. ?
Love the Super Mex!?
Trevino transitioned the club behind him, like Hogan, Moe Norman, Gary
Player and of today’s era Sergio. Teaching that move is not in vogue today
but I teach it LOL?
L.T. Top five ball strikers all-time
Favorite tournaments
86 Masters Nicklaus
81 US Open Watson
84 PGA Trevino
78 Masters Player
53 US Open Hogan
2009 OPEN–most disappointing?
What a great golf drill to fix our swinging!?
“Lee Trevino’s Full Swing! They use to say that he only left the fairway to
answer the phone.” Yes. And the secret is a non-rotating club face through
the swing. Check his top (shut), check his follow though; late cross-over.
No rotation = accuracy Lee will always be the King in my book
Lee is the man!
Hes Mexican??? I thought Trevino was Italian.
@6Ott7 Grew up working the cotton fields around Dallas.
Gotta love Lee and his folksy instruction style. One of the all time greats.
he’s half the man he is now….as in , half the weight…..
Looking at Trevino’s swing is like looking at Medusa; it could ruin your
game. Trevino was a genius with a God-given short game.
Hey Congrats on the Trevino videos, he is one of my favorite players and I
try to swing like him a bit, you know open stance strong grip come from the
inside. He is a great player. Do you have his book GROOVE YOU GOLF SWING MY
WAY. Stuart Brandt
saw him in abilene texas at a now defunct senior tour event. the man
actually hit a draw with a sand wedge into a left to right wind. yes,a sand
wedge. try that some time.
That’s hysterical. You don’t happen to know whether anybody caught that on
video, do you?
they don’t make hands like this guys anymore!
Superb video. Tks.
his sounded different because lee learned to hit it with the shaft leaning
forward this compressed the ball to the max and good observation on the
sound, this gives a good ballstriker away everytime so listen to the shots
now check my lessons out at hitmanhawky and learn how to hit it like lee
did and check my swing out to forward leaning shaft at impact for me and
thanks hitmanhawky
this instruction is very valuable…it will change AND take my golf to
where I want me to be….to win a biggest prize which I have dreamt of for
a very long, long time….Thank you very much.
At 3:15. Like Hogan said “I wish I had three right hands through impact”
At 5:01 Trevino drops his club to the inside when coming down from the top
of his swing, much like Sergio, creating a lot lag. This helps promote the
ball going from right to left, a draw. But Trevino plays a fade, the reason
that it fades is because his hips are open similar to Freddy. Nice video,
good tips on the take away.
Hey! A golfer with a personality! Don’t see that often.
texmex
“Left the fairway only to answer the phone”–that’s a good one, and let me
tell you, it’s true. I saw him play in Austin in an exhibition on Legends
week (with Chi Chi, Crenshaw and Kite), and I’m telling you, it was like an
out-of-body experience. The other guys hit it just great, don’t get me
wrong, but Trevino’s shots sounded different, the way people used to say
about Hogan–such a shallow angle of approach, just flushing the back of
that ball every time. It was surreal.
WOW UNCLE LEE I LOVE UR VIDS…HEHEHE HOPEFULLY I WILL SEE U SOON..LOVE YOU
AND GODBLESS….chris..im rudy trevinos grandson i believe he was ur
brother or uncle or i dont know….
There is a great story of Lee Trevino playing at the Hermitage Country Club
many years ago and insulting everything about the course because the
members did not let the pros full access to the range or something (it used
to be a tour event). “This is the worst tee box I’ve ever seen…”. ?
Love the Super Mex!?
Trevino transitioned the club behind him, like Hogan, Moe Norman, Gary
Player and of today’s era Sergio. Teaching that move is not in vogue today
but I teach it LOL?
L.T. Top five ball strikers all-time
Favorite tournaments
86 Masters Nicklaus
81 US Open Watson
84 PGA Trevino
78 Masters Player
53 US Open Hogan
2009 OPEN–most disappointing?
What a great golf drill to fix our swinging!?
“Lee Trevino’s Full Swing! They use to say that he only left the fairway to
answer the phone.” Yes. And the secret is a non-rotating club face through
the swing. Check his top (shut), check his follow though; late cross-over.
No rotation = accuracy Lee will always be the King in my book
Lee is the man!
Hes Mexican??? I thought Trevino was Italian.
@6Ott7 Grew up working the cotton fields around Dallas.
Gotta love Lee and his folksy instruction style. One of the all time greats.
he’s half the man he is now….as in , half the weight…..
Looking at Trevino’s swing is like looking at Medusa; it could ruin your
game. Trevino was a genius with a God-given short game.
Hey Congrats on the Trevino videos, he is one of my favorite players and I
try to swing like him a bit, you know open stance strong grip come from the
inside. He is a great player. Do you have his book GROOVE YOU GOLF SWING MY
WAY. Stuart Brandt
saw him in abilene texas at a now defunct senior tour event. the man
actually hit a draw with a sand wedge into a left to right wind. yes,a sand
wedge. try that some time.
That’s hysterical. You don’t happen to know whether anybody caught that on
video, do you?
they don’t make hands like this guys anymore!
Superb video. Tks.
his sounded different because lee learned to hit it with the shaft leaning
forward this compressed the ball to the max and good observation on the
sound, this gives a good ballstriker away everytime so listen to the shots
now check my lessons out at hitmanhawky and learn how to hit it like lee
did and check my swing out to forward leaning shaft at impact for me and
thanks hitmanhawky
this instruction is very valuable…it will change AND take my golf to
where I want me to be….to win a biggest prize which I have dreamt of for
a very long, long time….Thank you very much.
At 3:15. Like Hogan said “I wish I had three right hands through impact”
At 5:01 Trevino drops his club to the inside when coming down from the top
of his swing, much like Sergio, creating a lot lag. This helps promote the
ball going from right to left, a draw. But Trevino plays a fade, the reason
that it fades is because his hips are open similar to Freddy. Nice video,
good tips on the take away.
Hey! A golfer with a personality! Don’t see that often.
texmex
“Left the fairway only to answer the phone”–that’s a good one, and let me
tell you, it’s true. I saw him play in Austin in an exhibition on Legends
week (with Chi Chi, Crenshaw and Kite), and I’m telling you, it was like an
out-of-body experience. The other guys hit it just great, don’t get me
wrong, but Trevino’s shots sounded different, the way people used to say
about Hogan–such a shallow angle of approach, just flushing the back of
that ball every time. It was surreal.
WOW UNCLE LEE I LOVE UR VIDS…HEHEHE HOPEFULLY I WILL SEE U SOON..LOVE YOU
AND GODBLESS….chris..im rudy trevinos grandson i believe he was ur
brother or uncle or i dont know….