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USGA MUSEUM LAUNCHES ARNOLD PALMER MEMORY BOOK

May 18, 2009

The United States Golf Association is inviting the public to participate in a very special project to celebrate a true sporting legend and a great American.

Arnold Palmer will be celebrating his 80th birthday on September 10, 2009. To honor the occasion, the USGA Museum has launched an online Arnold Palmer Memory Book. The purpose of the Web site is to collect personal stories and memories of Arnold, and allow the public to view other fans’ appreciation of him. Fans can submit their reflections about Arnold in the form of words, images or video.

APDC Update

May 12, 2009

An iconic facelift, some exotic drama and an educated game are all paving the way for great play with the Arnold Palmer Design Company

PALMER HONORED AT GOLF BUSINESS FORUM, PLAYS ST. ANDREWS

May 01, 2009

Arnold Palmer takes off in his Cessna Citation X from Arnold Palmer Regional Airport at his Latrobe, PA, hometown on Monday, May 4, and flies to Cardiff, Wales, to attend the Golf Business Forum, at which he will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award the next day.

Arnold Palmer, Inc.

March 05, 2009

We all know that Arnold Palmer’s role in golf is legendary, but his impact on business has been as remarkable. Chris Rodell takes a look at the books and gets sold on The King’s global influence...

APDC Update

February 03, 2009

Whether you're a cowboy or a jet-setter, you’ll find an Arnold Palmer Design Company course to suit your game. Saddle up and hit the road for these great APDC destinations

Tropical Gem

January 06, 2009

There are Arnold Palmer Signature golf courses in the high mountains of Colorado and on the blustery coast of Ireland, but if you’re like us you’ll take your golf beach-side, warm and beautiful. Enter the new Ginn Sur Mer from the excellent Ginn Resorts^SM family.

NEWPORT DUNES OPENS TO GREAT REVIEWS

December 10, 2008

Newport Dunes Golf Club in Port Aransas, Texas, just opened this autumn, but the Arnold Palmer-designed course is already being recognized as one of the few true links courses in the United States. It has no trees and lots of wind and roll, making it a must-play destination for links course lovers.