Beginning with his triumph in the 1958 Masters, Arnold Palmer took the nation by storm with his small-town charm, “go for broke” style, and Sunday comebacks. “You finally had someone who had this charisma,” said Tiger Woods. “Everyone got hooked to the game of golf via TV because of Arnold.” Palmer won 43 PGA Tour events in the 1960s, became the sports world’s greatest pitchman, and hobnobbed with bigwigs like Bob Hope and multiple presidents. He even guest-hosted The Tonight Show. A licensed pilot, he flew jet airplanes across the globe. As a philanthropist, he founded Arnold Palmer Medical Center, the largest facility in the country dedicated to the care of women and children. In Arnold Palmer: A Tribute to an American Icon, authors David Fischer and David Aretha relive Palmer’s thrilling championship moments while capturing his personal charms: his warmth, humor, and candor. Rarely seen photographs and memorabilia bring his story to life. Golfer Raymond Floyd may have summed it up best when he said that Palmer “set the standard for how superstars in every sport ought to be, in the way he has always signed autographs, in the way he has always made time for everyone . . . . And man, could he play the game.”
This book is Palmer's gift to the world - a treasure trove of entertaining anecdotes and timeless wisdom that readers will celebrate and cherish.
time being, even with the social restrictions, couldn't have been better. After constructing the new grass ... Two steps closer to the big prize, but ultimately another disappointment and a new resolution. My junior year at Wake was, ...
In celebration of the 2012 Arnold Palmer Invitational, NBC Publishing and the Golf Channel are pleased to offer this download of Palmer’s poignant essay, “Reflections on the Game.” The essay is featured in the new eBook, Arnold Palmer ...
He has 61 PGA Tour victories to his credit, is a highly sought-after spokesperson, has authored several books, and designed a few golf courses in his day. Now, golf legend...
Tom Callahan knew Palmer well for many years, and now pays tribute to this golfing icon.
Best of all, though, this book lets you learn from the winning attitude and approach of the Legend, Arnold Palmer, in golf, business, and life.
A profile of the legendary golfer describes his private and professional life, including his beginnings as a greenskeeper's son and his being named "Athlete of the Decade" in the 1960s.
A large coffee table book ( 11" X 14") on the life of Arnold Palmer.
Widely acknowledged as the finest golfer of all time, Nicklaus's life and career are profiled from those who know him best.
When Robbins , dejected by the chip - in , walked across the green to line up her putt , she saw that Sorenstam's ball had been four feet closer to the hole than her own ball . Sorenstam had played out of turn .