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Advertisement Arnold Palmer crossed continents and oceans to showcase his playing and course-design skills. A favorite stop: the British Isles, which Palmer loved for its fans and for its legacy with the game. Without question, the affection was mutual, as Paul Trow writes. A new chapter in the history of golf was written in 1960 […]
Fresh from claiming his second Green Jacket at the 1960 Masters, Arnold Palmer won the U.S. Open after starting his final round seven shots behind
The 1954 U.S. Amateur Championship was the denouement of Arnold Palmer’s amateur career. In hindsight, it was an achievement that ushered in golf’s modern era. Kingdom looks back on an historic week in Detroit
Tom Watson offers his analysis of Arnold Palmer's iconic golf swing
"A Life Well played: My Stories" is the title of Arnold Palmer’s last book, written in 2015 and 2016 and published in October. Respected golf writer Dave Shedloski was trusted with putting Palmer’s thoughts and anecdotes onto the pages
Marino Parascenzo covered golf for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette for more than 30 years. Here he gives Kingdom an insight into what it was like to cover Western Pennsylvania’s golfing hero—Arnold Palmer.
As generations of professional golfers have come and gone, the sport has searched for a ensemble to succeed the trio of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player.
The 1954 U.S. Amateur Championship was the denouement of Arnold Palmer’s amateur career.
It is hard to imagine there has ever been a golfer to whom people wanted to listen more than Arnold Palmer.
Here are some examples of Palmer’s sage advice and thoughts.
Jerry Palmer, the younger brother of Arnold, died on November 19 at the age of 72, less than two months after the loss of his brother. Here is a heart-warming feature on honest, straightforward brotherly love that was first published in Kingdom magazine in 2007
A New England road trip reveals the brilliance of autumn.
2016 has been a milestone season for Bernhard Langer.
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