Lee Trevino's Playoff Triumph: 1971 U.S. Open Film

[@plutoniumrocket]

Trevino is my all-time favorite golfer.

[@annefilippobertozzi7601]

More of these old opens, please...

[@fs1natra]

1970 british open -1978 british open Nicklaus began a consistent streak unmatched by any professional golfer before or since. In the majors Nicklaus finished in the top ten a remarkable 35 times out of 36

[@victorkreitner754]

Love the funky early 70s music they played for these highlights. That one hole that Nicklaus double boggarted made Jack look like a pedestrian, amazing.

[@pb12661]

The Golden era of golf.

[@jadesmith6823]

I'm only guessing that the opening audio to this utterly classic historic piece would be worth millions? 🤷🏻🤷🏻🤦🤦 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@dickrichards9650]

Lee Trevino had a nerve wracking, playing style, that he used to great advantage. I cant just imagine him, talking Nicklaus' head off, and driving him up the wall. It's not old school gentlemanly, country club etiquette. That's mostly jive, anyway..They're all killer's, and Trevino's crazy, as a very intelligent fox.

[@LeeTrevinoFans]

Why does the sound work on my TV but not on laptops?

[@K._Oss]

I kid you not the music that starts up at 4:10 was in the Sanford and son episode “the piano movers” and I can’t stop laughing after realizing that🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CaribouDataScience]

What was the USGA reaction to professional golfers and players union (PGA)?

[@xtrofilm]

Lanny Wadkins tees off the first on day one with Charles Coody and Tony jacklin but then holes a long put on the way to an opening 69 with different clothes on and with two different players, nice one.

[@dickrichards5254]

He's the only completely obnoxious person, that I've ever liked. That's freaking charisma, that you can't really explain. At least I can't.

[@eggsmann594]

now now, Jack 8:12 :) that was the extent of Jack's lost composure.

[@paulkaminski2911]

Damn....can watch but sound is way off!

[@eggsmann594]

Lee was the hotdog man

[@Pronzini1]

Lee could beat Jack eight times out of 10......and he did!

[@dickrichards5254]

I don't know what if anything, your referencing, but Nicklaus, didn't even beat himself, 8 out of 10 times. Lee Buck Trevino, did stare Nicklaus down at majors, on several occasions. The next year, at Pebble Beach, it was Nicklaus' turn. I believe that they played together as well.

[@fs1natra]

"jack allways had the bar set high-we never touched it.he didn't win all of the majors.he won most of them.we controlled him once in a while"the words of lee trevino

[@robertparmenter]

Two duffs in a bunker - failed to get down in 2 with the next one - plus that duffed pitch on ten. Jack had 19 2nds in Majors - was this his biggest regret?

[@fs1natra]

"no one is going to catch jack nicklaus" gene sarazen

[@maxderbomber]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@StFidjnr]

What is the next U.S open film to upload

[@StFidjnr]

till this day Lee Trevino can't even remember Merion's last name

[@andrewrogers2313]

Perhaps the most accurate player of all time Tee to green. Not sure I have seen any specs saying anyone more accurate

[@michaelblackburn1760]

Calvin Peete?

[@acbower4468]

That place has the best shower heads in the world!!!