Juan Antonio “Chi-Chi” Rodgriguez made many distinct marks on professional golf, one of which was being the most successful golfer from Puerto Rico and the second was his humor. He was a showman ...

Juan "Chi Chi" Rodriguez, a Hall of Fame golfer whose antics on the greens and inspiring life story made him among the sport's most popular players during a long professional career, died Thursday. He ...

The PGA Tour superstar and World Golf Hall of Famer was known for his antics on the golf course and philanthropy Bob Stowell/Getty PGA Tour champion and Golf Hall of Famer Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez has ...

It is with great sadness that the golf world mourns the passing of Chi Chi Rodriguez, one of the sport’s most vibrant and beloved figures. Rodriguez, who died at the age of 88, left an indelible mark ...

Editor's Note — On Aug. 8, Juan Antonio "Chi Chi" Rodriguez died at age 88. Born in Puerto Rico one of six children and raised in poverty, he would go on to become a champion golfer who won eight ...

The PGA Tour announced Rodriguez’s death but didn’t give a cause. The Puerto Rican Senate’s Carmelo Javier Ríos Santiago also posted about the Hall of Fame golfer’s death on social media, writing in ...

COCO BEACH, Puerto Rico -- Chi Chi Rodriguez, now 75, still steals the show in Puerto Rico during tournament week. Since the event debuted on the PGA Tour schedule in 2008, it has made the most of its ...

Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez didn’t just play golf. He was a performer on the links, too. Rodriguez, known for his “matador routine” on the course and philanthropy off the course, died Thursday. He was 88 ...

The PGA Tour superstar and World Golf Hall of Famer was known for his antics on the golf course and philanthropy Chi Chi Rodriguez at the 1996 US Senior Open in Florida. PGA Tour champion and Golf ...

Legendary former PGA Tour golfer Juan “Chi Chi” Rodriguez has died. The PGA Tour announced on Thursday that Rodriguez has died at the age of 88. “Chi Chi Rodriguez’s passion for charity and outreach ...

Juan "Chi Chi" Rodriguez, known as much for his on-course showmanship as for the talent that led to his induction into the World Golf Hall of Fame, died on Thursday at age 88 in Clearwater, Fla.