This is 99% invisible. I'm Roman Mars.

After the revolution in Cuba, the young Fidel Castro hired an official photographer by the name of Alberto Corda to

chronicle his new life as a national leader. Corda followed Castro and

Che Guevara taking pictures of them as they met world leaders,

went fishing, faced off in chess.

He even took that iconic image of Chee,

the one that's on millions of t-shirts.

That's common, I have troublemen.

But my favorite images that Corda captured are of Chee and Fidel playing golf.

It was January 3rd, 1961, two years after the revolution, when Shay suggested they go play around.

You know, figure out says, well, you know, I don't play golf and Shay did play golf.

He was actually pretty good.

And he'd been a catty back in Chile. Helping us tell this story is

John Loomis. I'm John Loomis, I'm an architect and an architectural historian.

So Chee and Fidel drove out to what was the Ritzius most elite country club in Havana.

All the members of the club, they practically have all left the country, but still here's this amazing place. The people who work here

are still keeping everything clean and neat and taking care of it.

And Chee and Fidel romp around the bucolic green acres in full military khaki and combat boots.

Che is still wearing that beret.

And Castro is choking up on a golf club as if he's never seen someone use a golf club

before.

They're just putting around and grinning while Alberto Cordes snapped publicity shots of them.

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