达拉斯郊外,一个失去父亲的男孩每天都要眼巴巴地望着那道将他破旧的家同格伦湖乡村俱乐部高尔夫球场分隔开的围墙。这个仅读过7年书的墨西哥裔孩子怎能有机会走进围墙那边的世界呢?然而这个孩子是有决心的。他先以园丁的身份进了球场,随即他当上了给人背球棒的球童。黄昏时分打上几个洞,将汽水瓶子包上胶带作球棍用以磨练球技。现在全国没有哪一个乡村俱乐部会把李·特里维诺拒之门外,他已是两届美国高尔夫球公开赛冠 On the outskirts of Dallas, a boy who lost his father gazed daily at the wall separating his shabby home from the Glen Lake Country Club Golf Course. How can this Mexican-born child who has only read 7 years of books a chance to walk into the world beyond the fence? However, this child is determined. He first entered the stadium as a gardener, then he became a caddy back ball. Twilight hours marked with a few holes, the soda bottle wrapped tape for clubs to hone skills. Now no Country Club in the country will shut out Lee Trevino, who is already a two-time U.S. Open champion