Lee Trevino

Lee Buck Trevino, better known as Lee Trevino, is a former American professional golfer. He is recognized as one of the finest Hispanic golfers of all time, as well as one of the most noteworthy players in golf history. He has won six major championships and 29 PGA Tour events in his career.
Lee Trevino is married to Claudia Trevino right now, and he was previously married to Linda Trevino and Claudia Fenley.

 Net Worth and Salary:

Lee Trevino has estimated net worth is to be $40 million. He has earned a total of $9,869,613 from the Champions tournament and $3,478,328 from the PGA Tour in his career. Trevino had the highest annual earnings on the PGA Tour in 1970, earning $157,037.63. He is one of the wealthiest golfers, trailing Tiger Woods, Arnold Palmer, Phil Mickelson, Rory McIlroy, and others.

Lee Trevino is a generous giver. He used to work for the betterment of society and the people. He contributed to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and worked for a number of other organizations. In 2013, he was also recognized for his philanthropy. He also worked as an analyst for NBC in 1980.

Lee Trevino has a wonderful personality. He stands 5 feet and 7 inches tall. His body weight is 180 pounds. We can find more information about his life and biography on Wiki.

Personal Life of Lee Trevino: Affair, Married, Wife, and Children

Lee Trevino has been married three times. He first married Linda Trevino in 1962, but the couple divorced only a few years later in 1963. Linda was pregnant with Ricky, his first child, by the time she graduated from high school.

Trevino married Claudia Fenley in 1964, and the couple had three children: Tony, Lesley, and Troy, their youngest daughter. The couple divorced in 1982 after 17 years of an explosive relationship.

In 1983, he married his third wife, Claudia Trevino. They are currently happy in their marriage and the parents of two children, Olivia, born in 1995, and Daniel, born in 1999.

Ricky, his first child, is a successful teacher in Florida. Lesley, his daughter, died of a heart attack in 2002, at the age of 36.

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