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Ernesto Pérez Acosta (golfer)

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After retiring from international competition, Pérez Acosta served as Director of Golf at several country clubs in Mexico. During his career he served at many prestigious golf clubs in Mexico besides his beloved Tijuana Country Club such as Club de Golf Santa Anita, Club de Golf Chiluca, Club de Golf
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titles, being the first Mexican winner and still remains the only Mexican with multiple titles. In his native country, he collected over 75 titles over the span of four decades, making him one of Mexico's winningest professional golfers in the country's history.
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Pérez Acosta is now fully retired from competition. He spends his time playing, teaching and coaching golf to new generations at his home club, the Tijuana Country Club, formerly known as the Agua Caliente Golf Club.
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Pérez Acosta has represented Mexico in 54 countries in different professional circuits such as the PGA, Champions, European, of which he is one of the founding members, Canadian, South American and Asian Tours.
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Pérez Acosta and his older brother David also served as Presidents of the Mexican Chapter of the PGA. Ernesto was later inducted into Tijuana's Sports Hall of Fame in 2008.
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La Hacienda, Club Campestre Juarez, San Carlos Country Club, Club de Golf Los Encinos, Club Campestre de Leon and Club de Golf Hacienda Juriquilla.
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Ernesto Pérez Acosta and Nancy Lopez at the 1977 Rolex Mixed World Championship in Japan, hosted by Arnold Palmer.
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After his 1976 individual World Cup victory, Perez Acosta signed a management deal with famed sports agent
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1975 Mexican Masters, Mexican Tournament of Champions, Guadalajara International Open
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Ernesto Pérez Acosta winning The 1976 Mexican Open at Club de Golf La Hacienda
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individual winner), Campestre de Coatzacoalcos Pro-Am (Mexico)
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1974 Mexican PGA Championship, Guadalajara International Open
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Copa de la Hispanidad (representing Mexico): 1968 (winners)
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1978 Rolex World Mixed Championships (Tokyo, Japan) (with
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As an amateur, Pérez Acosta represented Mexico at the
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Pérez Acosta turned professional in 1970 and won two
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Index

Ernesto Perez Acosta (golfer)
Tijuana, Mexico
Mexico
Masters Tournament
PGA Championship
U.S. Open
The Open Championship
professional golfer
Victor Regalado
Abraham Ancer
Carlos Ortiz
Esteban Toledo
Juan Antonio Estrada
Rafael Alarcón


Agua Caliente
Tijuana, Mexico
1968 Eisenhower Trophy
Melbourne
Australia
Manila
Philippines
Mexican Open
World Cup
1976
Mission Hills Country Club
Rancho Mirage, California
1976 U.S. Open
Jerry Pate

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