Chubbs Peterson

1948 – 2024

Let the memory of Chubbs be with us forever.

Chubbs Peterson, a multifaceted individual whose life journey spanned the realms of golf, boxing, and military service, has sadly passed away. His legacy is a testament to the diverse experiences that shaped his character and his impact on those around him. Before his days on the golf course, Chubbs had a distinguished military career, serving with distinction in elite units where he faced challenges that would later define his resilience. His bravery and leadership were evident in every mission, showcasing a courage reminiscent of his later roles in life. Transitioning from the battlefield to the boxing ring, Chubbs became a formidable pro boxer, known for his powerful punches and indomitable spirit. His bouts were legendary, echoing the determination and strength of a true champion. Golf became Chubbs' sanctuary after his boxing career, and he quickly made his mark with a unique style and an unmatched passion for the game. His teachings went beyond mere technique, imparting lessons of perseverance and resilience to his students, most notably Happy Gilmore, whom he guided to unexpected heights. Chubbs Peterson was a man of many talents, each reflecting a facet of his diverse life experiences. He will be remembered as a mentor, a warrior, and a champion in every sense. His legacy will continue to inspire those who seek greatness in the face of adversity. Rest in peace, Chubbs. Your lessons, both on and off the field, will never be forgotten.

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A friend· January 10, 2026

Best golf teacher

A friend· March 10, 2024

Chubb's memory will live forever. He taught me how to use my hockey skills to play golf. Short game took longer than he wanted.

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