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Legend. #TheKing
RIP Arnold Palmer
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hines57
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loss of a legend - RIP
RIP Arnold Palmer,a true legend of the game.
Crow
Crow Person
I'm too young to have seen him playing at his best but the fact that he remained in the focus of the game for so many years after he stopped competing says so much about him, his style and his personality.
What a man.
What a man.
Shooter McPowick
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A sad day in the history of golf. Will be missed by all
seochris
Challenge Tour Pro
The Great Man...RIP.
If my memory serves me correctly someone said once and I think it was Arnold Palmer who resurrected the Open Championship and golf in the UK from the doldrums by coming over here and playing it. I believe it was a pretty lack luster affair before then. So we owe him a great debt of gratitude for that.
Saw him play at the open in 1981 at St. Georges. Made the cut....
If my memory serves me correctly someone said once and I think it was Arnold Palmer who resurrected the Open Championship and golf in the UK from the doldrums by coming over here and playing it. I believe it was a pretty lack luster affair before then. So we owe him a great debt of gratitude for that.
Saw him play at the open in 1981 at St. Georges. Made the cut....
Dan2501
Tour Winner
RIP The King!
AmandaJR
Money List Winner
Such sad news - a true legend who will be sorely missed. RIP.
Fyldewhite
Tour Winner
One of the true greats. A gentleman and a better ambassador for a sport would be hard to find. A sad loss. RIP.
SwingsitlikeHogan
Major Champion
Cheers Arnie - you certainly gave us much cheer and much to cheer about. One of the great triumvirate leaves us to forever play Valhalla. God Bless...
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I have shed a tear at this very, very sad news.
When I first got into golf in 1970 Jack was The Man but there was still something extra special about The King and he quickly became my golfing hero . Visited Bay Hill once in the hope of just bumping into him and shaking his hand, sadly that will never happen now.
Thanks for all the memories Arnie, may you rest in peace.
When I first got into golf in 1970 Jack was The Man but there was still something extra special about The King and he quickly became my golfing hero . Visited Bay Hill once in the hope of just bumping into him and shaking his hand, sadly that will never happen now.
Thanks for all the memories Arnie, may you rest in peace.
garyinderry
Ryder Cup Winner
My dad's golfing hero. He would always point me to Arnie's instructional Video when I was learning the game as a kid. In fact he still refers to it to this day as he got it converted to DVD.
RIP
RIP
MegaSteve
Tour Winner
Achieved so much...
RIP
RIP
fundy
Ryder Cup Winner
thanks for the memories Mr Palmer, RIP
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User62651
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Was like a matador of the course with his swashbuckling attacking style. Can see why he was so popular, seemed like a real gentleman too. RIP Arnie.
tugglesf239
Journeyman Pro
RIP to the King
Im only 36 ad never saw him in his pomp. My only real knowledge of him is from various documentaries and obviously the Masters every year.
Has to be said though, he was one cool muddy funster back in the day.
Coolest golfer i can imagine, with the smoke hanging from his bottom lip, not to mention the fact that he was a Matelot too.
Legend
Im only 36 ad never saw him in his pomp. My only real knowledge of him is from various documentaries and obviously the Masters every year.
Has to be said though, he was one cool muddy funster back in the day.
Coolest golfer i can imagine, with the smoke hanging from his bottom lip, not to mention the fact that he was a Matelot too.
Legend
bernix
Challenge Tour Pro
So long Arnie !!
We will truly miss you, RIP
We will truly miss you, RIP
Green Bay Hacker
Journeyman Pro
RIP Mr Palmer
paddyc
Challenge Tour Pro
A sad day indeed. Absolute legend. RIP THE KING
HomerJSimpson
Hall of Famer
Very sad news and some marvellous tributes across TV and social media. Sadly I missed him in his prime but he was still an icon when I got into the game in the late 70's and loved his fearless style.
