Palmer looked very frail but I was surprised just how much Jack struggled in the par three comp and he didn't look great either
Arnold Palmer
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Smiffy
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Sad to see him like that.
When one thinks of the "gentlemen" of the game, Arnie is usually the first name that comes to mind.
I'd have loved to have been his caddie in his heyday when he was partnered with Nicklaus and Player.
When one thinks of the "gentlemen" of the game, Arnie is usually the first name that comes to mind.
I'd have loved to have been his caddie in his heyday when he was partnered with Nicklaus and Player.
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Smiffy
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Obviously when it wasn't raining or a bit windy!!!
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But I would have only been about 10 then Mush so wouldn't have worn glasses
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But I would have only been about 10 then Mush so wouldn't have worn glasses
Come off it - at least a teenager!!!
You're right though - would've been something to have been his caddie when he was in his pomp! Although think being Seve's caddie would have been the ultimate, particularly during the Ryder Cup!
Arnold Palmer is 86, Jack Nicklaus 76. Neither are spring chickens. We like to remember them in their heyday. Ageing is cruel.
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Come off it - at least a teenager!!!
You're right though - would've been something to have been his caddie when he was in his pomp! Although think being Seve's caddie would have been the ultimate, particularly during the Ryder Cup!
Only if you wanted a rollicking!
Classic Seve line to a caddie:-
"No! No! You didn't make a mistake.
I did when I chose you as my caddie."
Come off it - at least a teenager!!!
You're right though - would've been something to have been his caddie when he was in his pomp! Although think being Seve's caddie would have been the ultimate, particularly during the Ryder Cup!
We had a member who caddied for Seve for 2.5yrs. He would only ever talk about the quality of the golf, never about the relationship on or off the course.
