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‘I chased the money’: Lee Trevino says this decision cost him wins
Golf icon Lee Trevino reflects on lost chances due to financial pursuits
Renowned golf figure Lee Trevino has candidly shared his remorse regarding prioritizing financial gains over tournament victories.
In a recent conversation, Trevino acknowledged that his drive for monetary rewards resulted in him bypassing specific competitions, leading to the forfeiture of “a few additional major titles.”
Having clinched six major championships throughout his illustrious tenure, Trevino elaborated that the allure of prize money proved too enticing to resist at that time.
“I pursued the money,” Trevino revealed. “The opportunities for higher earnings in Europe or Asia outweighed those on the PGA Tour. Therefore, I made that choice, ultimately sacrificing a few more major triumphs.
