Arnold Palmer died at age 87
Arnold Palmer Tee Times Tribute
“The King” Arnold Palmer, died at age 87, was probably the most charismatic golfer in the history of the sport
Arnold Palmer, one of the greatest golfers of all time, died yesterday in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The news was given by Golf Digest magazine Twitter account on the 25th September and immediately generated a wave of consternation among golf celebrities and fans worldwide. He died of cardiac complications, had an operation scheduled for the next day.
A true legend of the sport, Arnold Palmer, is unanimously recognized the tremendous importance for the growth and popularization of golf in the US. Its extensive curriculum of victories led to it being known as “The King” and his personality and attitude allowed him to overcome the golf world’s borders and become one of the American most beloved public figures.
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With nearly a hundred victories as a professional, including seven majors, formed along with Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player’s famous “Big three”, has always maintained a close professional and affective bond to golf, through numerous initiatives and projects, including the design of golf courses, where among us stands the Oceânico Victoria, the Portugal Masters stage. Still gave name to one of the most important tournaments on the PGA Tour – the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
The Tee Times team addresses the deepest condolences to all his family and echoes the words of Golf Digest, “rest in peace Arnie. You’ll always be a legend in golf and in life. “
Rest in peace ‘Arnie’
