Chi-Chi Rodríguez does his iconic celebration at the 1984 RBC Heritage.
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Lets hope that next week, Chi Chi can bring his game up to par !
What a terrible putting stroke… He could have won much more if he had a real coach like me
Easy hole to do, a bit OTT American celebration but suppose this is Ryder Cup.
Best in showmanship
Chi Chi was gold back when golf sucked ????????????
Chi Chi and Supermex Lee Trevino were so awesome, especially in the televised Skins Games. I can't even imagine how good it was when they played Skins untelevised.
I have the opportunity to met Chi chi in his golf course in Guayama Puerto Rico when I began to play golf ⛳ in 2010 he was amazing a humble man he gave me a couple of tips back then I,m from Puerto Rico too so to me was a wonderful to met him
Watched him when I was a kid. That sword fighting celebration is ingrained in my memory!
Chi Chi was an entertainer for sure. great stuff . Lee Trevino was another one I loved .
Like Trevino he grew up poor and throughout his career he sponsored a charity for poor kids, even introducing them to golf.
I saw Chi Chi in a tournament near Philadelphia on the first hole he hit is second shot on the green, leaning against the pin. He walked up to the pin,pulled it back a bit and the ball fell in for a two.
That was pretty routine for him to do that after a made putt. RIP you little slayer!!
A celebration worthy of the NFL.
Let’s all be real here. How many of us have mimicked that on the course in their lifetime? ????????
I'm using this when I beat 90