Thank you!!!!

This is gold. Thankyou for uploading. EVERY scrap of Lee Buck is of interest and value.

Loved watching Lee Trevino growing up, this genius man who crafted his way around the course was an absolute joy to watch.how so right was he about the next genius seve ballesteros.

Great footage. My favourite was the series at Turnberry in ‘87 or ‘88 that he did with Sandy Lyle. I still have a few episodes on VCR. I remember him doing a little segment with Peter Alliss talking about his wedges and the different bounces for different conditions. Also remember him hitting a ‘punched 3 wood’ into the wind onto the green. Amazing

@LeeTrevinoFans

2 жыл бұрын

I have that episode up!

Thanks for your dedication. This channel deserves way more subs!

@LeeTrevinoFans

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it. Hope you enjoyed the video!

I'm old enough to have seen this when first broadcast,I loved watching Lee play but hated the amateurs who took up time that would have been better spent watching more Trevino magic! Despite the fact that Lee destroyed 'our' Open Champion (Jacklin) he was loved and appreciated by British fans,Trevino tales are still told in York where he used to play the B&H Championship at Fulford. Many thanks for posting,btw,I have one of those John Letters staff bags standing in a corner of my bedroom!

More please Trevino did alot of these shows, I think he did some with Fuzzy Zoeller

@LeeTrevinoFans

2 жыл бұрын

It's coming!

Maybe it’s the camera angle but the tee shot at 1:23 he looks like he sets up with the ball at the toe of his driver. Interesting

@VG32123

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, I followed Trevino at The Open and Benson and Hedges at Fulford, he addressed every driver way off the toe.

@Kiwi-yw7fv

2 жыл бұрын

@@VG32123 A technique advocated by George Knudson, who was rated by Trevino (and Hogan) as among the VERY best.

He's golfing with James Bond 007

Trevino hit the ball so pure. He didn't like those slow greens though

Thank you!!!