Chi Chi Rodriguez, Golf Legend and Philanthropist, Dies at 88

Rodriguez's charisma and dedication to helping at-risk youth left a lasting impact on and off the course.

Rodriguez, known for his unique showmanship, won eight PGA Tour titles and 22 Champions Tour events.
He grew up in poverty in Puerto Rico and became a self-taught golfer, joining the PGA Tour in 1960.
Rodriguez was inducted into the World Golf Hall of Fame in 1992, recognized for his contributions to golf and charity.
He co-founded the Chi Chi Rodriguez Youth Foundation to support underprivileged children through education and golf.
Rodriguez's death was announced by a Puerto Rican senator; no cause of death was provided.