Lee Trevino was a late bloomer who didn’t pick up the game until he was 22. But maybe that’s why, at 85, he's still knocking ...

"I teed it up for $5, but that's all I had. If you lost, you were broke. And that's as much pressure as betting $100 or $500 or $1,000," said Lee Trevino ... Trevino joined the Marine Corps ...

A U.S. Marine stationed in Okinawa Prefecture has been accused of sexually assaulting and injuring a local woman, despite U.S. military assurances that measures are in place to prevent such crimes.

In a period of 20 days in 1971, Lee Trevino won ... the eighth grade, Trevino was ill-prepared for the new demands and financial decisions brought on by winning the 1968 U.S. Open.

There's rarely a dull moment when Lee ... Trevino said. "I've missed a lot of great courses that I've not played." But what kind of courses does he consider great? Asked to name the finest U.S ...

Lee Trevino ... aside, Trevino played like few others. Self-taught, this Mexican-American took his short, flat swing to the PGA Tour in 1967 and promptly finished fifth in the U.S. Open.

"Ben Hogan's Five Lessons" was a bestseller in 1957. A soon-to-released version includes an introduction by Lee Trevino ... Six years later, Trevino would win his first major, the U.S. Open ...

Lee Trevino hasn't made too many trips to TPC Sawgrass in recent decades. On Golf Channel’s “Live From” show ... with me,” said Trevino, a former Marine, “I'm gonna take (Monahan ...

85-year-old Hall of Famer, Lee Trevino has waded in on the topic to make the Players Championship a fifth men's major. This subject never goes away each time the event takes place at the TPC ...