Match Play with Ray Adams and special guest Lee Trevino

[@BillyDee159]

My favorite golfer all time. Super talented, super smart, super personality.

[@razattimusic]

I love this man. He is my golfing idol. I wish i could have a private lesson with him. That would be a dream come true.

[@robertdavey1991]

Thank you this was fantastic to watch 🏌‍♂️🙏

[@scuzzbecuzz]

Lee Trevino: my favorite golfer!!

[@JacobDaniels63]

Such a great interview. I watch/ listen to it often. Lee is engaging even if you’re listening to his interviews for the 20th time. 😅 Well done Ray. I’ve never heard to truth about Augusta from Lee like that. Remember when the mini bar was free in hotels? And other free things like soap and bath robes? I believe it was Cliff Roberts and Augusta that changed all that in the 60’s when they started charging for everything including toothpicks …..eventually “charging for everything” caught on to mainstream corporate owned hotels

[@allend2749]

i could listgen to lee all day and all night. i followed him in houston once and as he walked down the fairway some carpenters were up on a roof building a house and lee was just laughing and talking to those guys. it was great. love u lee!

[@nickinportland]

Love Lee Trevino. Great ambassador for the great state of Texas

[@MM-qi5mk]

Great interview. Always love hearing from Trevino. He’s a blast

[@paulcontreras3264]

One of the best interviews with Lee.

[@MatchPlayTV]

Thank you Paul

[@andym28]

I love Lees story of the St Andrews Hotel. He called room service for a slice of pie with ice cream. The waitress said Sir... Are you sure??! . Waiter was laughing when he bought it up. Thing is in Scotland we eat steak pie not so much blueberry pie. He didn't know he started eating Steak pie with ice cream.

[@angelmatos9143]

Lee's brilliance is a joy to listen to.

[@jaymuller6004]

I wish Lee was my grand father.... !!!! I love him so much. He's right about "the guy with less moving parts" when it comes to pressure situations.. ... That's how you win when playing for money (it comes down to mechanics)

[@christiansfortruth5953]

Thanks for telling us the truth about the Masters. They should be ashamed. A great course and a great championship but they are too big for their boots. Lee you are not the only pro golfer they pissed off through the years. Good luck. Your the best.

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

Based on beginnings both Lee and Hogan have to be the best ever.....ZERO country club financing....brilliant man.

[@alydar21]

Anyone know of any Trevino interview on his gambling match with Ray Floyd in mid 60's? Would enjoy candid details from Lee.

[@JacobDaniels63]

If you type in Trevino and Ray Floyd it will come up …..Lee tells the story

[@RyanSmith-ye8lq]

Wish this Interviewer would shut up and let Trevino talk

[@tomsurber2293]

Absolutely, he's terrible. The best interviewers ask clear, concise questions and let the subject speak and complete their thoughts before another question is asked.

[@richardmaldonado574]

Amen , always interrupting, let the legend speak.

[@rolsguitars]

I hate interviewers that ask a question then won't shut the hell up and let people answer , he's always interupting ...

[@eggsmann594]

Trevino was going to say more about the greens when he got on tour.But the A-HOLE interrupted him, so we'll never know what legendary commentary Lee was about to give. Ray Adams destroyer of History - ass

[@BillyDee159]

In those days Lee couldn’t use his own caddy. They all had to use the Augusta caddies.

[@allend2749]

and lee walked to school 15 miles away in the snow in bare feet. haven't we all heard these millinaires stories before!!

[@chevy4x466]

I never knew lee was a marine

[@eggsmann594]

This year's US Open champion could buy 45 nice homes in 1968 with today's winner's share. Trevino could have bought half a nice home with his winning share in 1968. Explains why today's golfers are such bores and rarely repeat.

[@allend2749]

equipment today makes everyone equal

[@luckybestwash]

Lot of misinformation here. He didn't start playing at 19. He was already a 5 hcp by the time he joined the marines.

[@graniteman62]

None of the old timers and winners of Masters. Will ever say anything bad of Augusta country club. They were a racist club and im sure were kicking and screaming until they couldnt to allow african american pros play in Master, and also join the club, with woman

[@razattimusic]

i had to buy tickets for my 4 sons and I won the tournament in 1948... WOW.. What a jerk!

[@bneale]

Cliff Roberts ended up blowing his brains out near the par-3 course.

[@chrishealey9303]

Thought this was a joke until I've just searched it. Crazy

[@charliekearns7728]

There is no such thing as the British Open , it’s “ The Open “

[@wosop6667]

@Sad Sack preach

[@coolacutta]

Well, didn't Harmon get money for winnin' in '48?. Damn right he had to buy four tickets,who did he think he was?.

[@m.a4465]

Very interesting to know that Cliff Roberts was strong racist, and there must be many difficulties for colored people in golf world in USA>

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

hateful man who killed himself on Augusta property.

[@m.a4465]

@@ScratchArkkitehti Really? Probably not many people loved him. When a human has strong bias to some people, he must be hated by many others at the same time. I like Lee Trevino in that he must been suffered sometimes in golf world, but he has a good positive mind and created a harmony in the society.

[@allend2749]

most people were racists then as they are in 2021. it is friggin normal. do u think all black people pull for the white boxer to beat the black boxer - get friggin real!

[@DavidJohnson-xk2cv]

Lee worked in the “Cotten” fields? Never heard of them!