The 1958 Masters: The day that changed golf
It was 60 years ago that Arnold Palmer claimed his first major title at the 1958 Masters, a win that marked the beginning of a new era for professional golf.
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When Mr. Palmer talked, we listened: the AP interviews
A highlight of producing every issue of Kingdom during Arnold Palmer’s life was the opportunity to interview him on a range of subjects. Here are some highlights from the archives
Arnold Palmer: Made for Television
Doc Giffin worked as a reporter on the Pittsburgh Press newspaper and as press secretary for the PGA Tour before accepting the role as Assistant to Arnold Palmer in 1966. Here Giffin reflects on Palmer’s natural flair and inimitable manner in dealing with the media
Arnold Palmer and the Presidents Cup
Arnold Palmer was Presidents Cup captain for the United States in 1996 and his final tilt at the helm was memorable indeed
Arnold Palmer: Hero of Western PA
Arnold Palmer: Hero of Western PA. Doc Giffin charts Palmer’s lifelong attachment to many of the golf courses of Western Pennsylvania
Four Green Jackets: Arnold Palmer at the Masters
Palmer donned four Green Jackets between 1958 and 1964 and he could have pulled on a few more if fate had really played into his hands
Arnie’s Tournament: The Arnold Palmer Invitational
In 1979 Arnold Palmer brought a fading Florida tournament to his cherished Bay Hill and created what is today a highlight of the PGA Tour season
Growing up with Arnold Palmer
Many know Arnold Palmer as the King, one of the greats. Dennis P. McIlnay was proud to call him a neighbor. Here, a privileged view of history from a former caddie and fellow Latrobe native
Still marching strong: Arnie’s Army
The Arnie’s Army Charitable Foundation carries on the work that Palmer started, and there’s never been a better way to stay engaged with the man who gave so much to golf—and to life
Arnold Palmer: An eye for design
Arnold Palmer’s career as a course designer was every bit as spectacular as his career as a golfer. Except in design he won every time...
In Business with Arnold Palmer
On course, on camera or at a boardroom table, Arnold Palmer was the very picture of success
Atlantic Crossing
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 […]
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