In Memoriam: Arnold Palmer

[@dyollmurd]

Character, honor, integrity....Arnold Palmer.

[@cfapps7865]

RIP Arnie...the King of class. A great example for the new generation.

[@malcolmbrannen]

Thanksgiving Day 1972....Heritage Classic Hilton Head....virtually no spectators....I was standing alone at one of the greens...Arnold walked past and gave me the biggest smile...That was the high point of my life up until then

[@delavalmilker]

Arnold Palmer---great golfer, great American, great human being.

[@drathicusrex7244]

Masters 2022 Round 1 just finished... had to come here and pay my respects. Thank you Mr. Palmer.

[@steenkjrsgaardclausen437]

RIP king of golf, golfers of Denmark misses you.

[@Chibihalo2]

I am crying here. I'm only 41 and even I love Arnold Palmer. How could you not. I say we all go and have an Arnold Palmer and toast to the man who helped make golf an everyman's sport and popular for everybody. Next year's Arnold Palmer Invitational will not be the same.

[@Araconox]

We're crying in our house as well.. Mr. Palmer was my husbands hero since 1960 and a real reason why his presence in the game was the spark and motivation to learn and excel at golf. But as the video says, he was much larger than the game.. and thought of often and never forgotten..to follow his lead as a person wouldn't be a wrong choice in leading ones life.

[@FloridaManRacer]

A lot of people call themselves the greatest of all time. Arnold Palmer never did, and never had to, that's what made him the greatest. Godspeed AP.

[@MarkSmithhhh]

Nope, he never ever big timed anyone.. class...pure class

[@samuelestewart5325]

I am honored to have being able to say that this man was my role model growing up. He truly was the perfect example as to why golf is considered a gentleman's game. He truly showed that on and off the course. Rest in Peace to the greatest.

[@the6ig6adwolf]

I had just gotten home from my weekly Sunday round with my dad when I heard the sad news. Get out there and play whenever you can boys, the King would have wanted it that way. You will be missed sir!

[@ugaais]

All I can say is Mr. Palmer it was an honor to know you even though I never met you...my respect and you are what I consider the embodiment of the American dream...a humble start and through hard work and perseverance became a legend and a great person worthy of all you built..God Bless and Rest In Peace..

[@EyeTrackingScape]

A legend.... Rest in peace Arnie, the game would not have been the same without you

[@dekirkbride]

Another irreplaceable legend departs this earth. What a legacy!⛳️ Long live the King!

[@acetrainerjosh7800]

I'm absolutely shell shocked about his death. I never wanted this day to come, but it had to happen eventually. RIP to the King, and thank you Arnie for making the game of golf great, and thank you for making the world a better place.

[@browningbelgium2326]

Somehow a part of golf we've known, left when he did. I think it had a lot to do with his presence on and off the course. His standards of how to conduct yourself as a gentleman was above board. He was a class act. But I'm afraid to see what another generation of golfers are going to look like and dress like in the future without him around to keep the graces of the past alive. I hope the PGA keeps a reign on the respect for golf that he showed.

[@NerfKnuckles]

Mr.Palmer may be gone but there is no way he will ever be forgotten.

[@browningbelgium2326]

AMEN

[@ugaais]

I was born in 1970 and took up golf in 1986 after Jack won the Masters as I learned and loved the game I wanted to learn the history of one of the few sports where old timers could compete today with the same equipment. As I learned about the greats I really grew and respected Mr Palmer and loved his book A Golfers Life which I have read several times he truly became to me a person I feel we should all emulate he was such a great man...RIP you are missed.

[@ignatiusjk]

If I ever get to mad at the world I always watch some of the Arnie clips and it the anger not only goes away but is replaced with a sense of doing good for others. I did get to see Arnie play and I realize now how lucky I was. Arnie is not only an example of how athlete's should act but how we all should act. The world was a better place thanks to individuals like Arnie.

[@stevejorfi9086]

The King Of Integrity. RIP.

[@OWNGEMASTER1993]

I have not golfed in a while but when i herd the news i went out into my back yard and let one rip into the woods for Arnie with my 6 iron it was the best feeling well struck golf shot i have hit in a long time. I remember whatching Arnold,Gary and Jack on big 3 golf where they would play together when i was a kid huge inspiration during the 10 or so years i golfed like a madman. RIP Arnie and thanks for the memories and the inspiration

[@juventisa23]

Swing in Paradise Arnie. You will be remembered

[@mrLeorubeiz]

Impossible not to cry... Thanks for everything you’ve done for the game Mr. Palmer! RIP Legend!

[@seanregnier8418]

What an amazing life. When I die I hope I have lived a life and helped others to a fraction of an extent of Arnold Palmer

[@serviola3]

Arnie and Seve Ballesteros , most exciting players ever. Both in heaven.

[@Gaber1983]

You will be missed Mr. Palmer. I was at the 2014 Masters and saw you. I didn't get a chance to say hello but I do remember the impact you left on all those people who you signed autographs for. Humble and patient, you are what we all should thrive to be. Sincerely, Gabe

[@zooeyhall]

Even if you've never played golf, just the mention of his name makes you think of the game. I remember watching Mr. Palmer over the years. Especially TV in the 1960's. He's even referenced in the 1964 James Bond movie "Goldfinger", during the famous golf game in that film. He seemed the kind of guy who could sit down with anybody. And not having known the person before, immediately strike-up a friendship. He seemed the nicest man with such a calm and effusive demeanor. A true "everyman", so different from other sports superstars today.

[@clovis-ti1yv]

RIP Arnie. My dad watched your game on TV many times. Dad loved golf. Dad has been gone for 31 years. He'll be happy to see you in heaven.

[@actionj29]

Much respect, Godspeed. What an amazing example for current and future pro athletes.

[@Hp-gp8hd]

What a great man

[@machia-mw1lm]

May you rest in peace Sir . God bless you and thank you .

[@tannermckenzie6894]

RIP to not only an inspirational golfer...but man

[@jamessmith3260]

This is outstanding...Well done.

[@aussietaffia9152]

RIP ... A King and legend but ultimate humbleness ..

[@conantroutman76]

humility

[@CiPhEr505]

_I never rooted against an opponent, but I never rooted for him either._ *_~Arnold Palmer_*

[@armydude4life6149]

The game will continue in your honor - Your Army will march in your name - Your loss will be felt globally and your love for the game will be forever remembered...

[@carlprutzman8517]

I cried! I love this man, he was definately the king of golf!! I was watching his legacy, thinking oh showing it again, than to find out he Died. Wow was a shock

[@jabo6479]

I've seen Arnold Palmer twice in my life... I've never seen adults reduced to a childlike state like those 2 encounters. THE KING.

[@Ataco241]

Rest in ever loving peace arnie ;-; we will always love you

[@dennislaux]

Thanks.....I've always looked up to Mr. Palmer and try hard to live my life by his example, though I fail all too often. Great tribute and I hope he's smiling about it right now. An example for all of us.

[@santanabrown108]

Legends never die! Long live Arnold Palmer

[@marchmadness76]

Rip Arnie! The golf world will miss you!

[@LDis1]

what a man and a golfer.

[@joshuacassin3468]

golf will always remember him

[@martymcfly1873]

Miss you Arnold! First comment. Love ARNOLD

[@sondaire]

a great great man RIP arnold

[@CarstenDittrich2014]

An example to follow. He shall be greatly missed.

[@TheBarnem13]

RIP Arnold a King amongst men

[@GolfGeek]

Rip Arnold! You've inspired me to always give back to golf! A true legend! 😃👍

[@lionelraoul]

The King.

[@jacksonfan221]

RESPECT TO THE KING. RIP ARNOLD. #ARNIESARMYFOREVER

[@dhruvtrivedi4847]

Really miss you king😭❤️👑

[@joebryant4859]

Thanks 4 the memories Arnold. R. I. P.

[@dannyreeve22]

RIP mr palmer you were an inspiration to me im deeply saddened by the news

[@michaelpascarello895]

The saying is you should never meet your heroes because you will always be disappointed. If I had been lucky enough to meet Mr Palmer I would not have been disappointed!!!

[@lundberga]

The best ever. RIP, King.

[@angelcruise3329]

***Excellent & What a Tear-Jerker***

[@mizzlemafia551]

Rest in Paradise Arnie, you're amazing.

[@PanzerMold]

Simply the best...

[@clasedgolf]

thanks the Memories, Arnold Palmer. R.I.P

[@CiPhEr505]

[Golf]is deceptively simple, endlessly complicated. A child can play it well, and a grown man can never master it. Any single round of it is full of unexpected triumphs and perfect shots that end in disaster. It is almost a science, yet it is a puzzle without an answer. It is gratifying and tantalizing, precise and unpredictable. It requires complete concentration and total relaxation. It satisfies the soul and frustrates the intellect. It is at the same time, rewarding and maddening. _And it is without doubt the greatest game mankind has ever invented._ *_~Arnold Palmer_* RIP. No one summed it up better.

[@willybla1]

Who's cutting onions again damn it

[@barbfrmsf]

May he rest in peace condolences to his family and friends

[@bryannguyen8440]

We love you Arnie! Much loved

[@fitzwateraustraliaracing593]

RIP Arnold. You'll be sadly missed

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Arnold Palmer was a contemporary of Elvis Presley. Each had God-given talent. Each inspired a generation of emulators. Arnold left a positive legacy of social-propriety, adherence to sustainable-protocols, and imperative courtesy. God bless Arnold Palmer.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

God bless Tiger Woods. In the fullness of time, Eldrick appears to have assumed the mantle of 'EXEMPLAR'.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Arnold was also a contemporary to Cassius Clay (Muhammad Ali). On a human-level, beyond his dedication to contemporary norms-and-mores, I suspect Mr. Palmer respected the individual excellence of that contemporary.

[@douglassauvageau7262]

I am sure that Mr. Palmer (in the fullness of his time) gave occasional thought to how the trajectory of his life might have been altered by his last-name ending in '-ski' , or the color of his skin being other than...

[@douglassauvageau7262]

I am sure that Mr. Palmer ultimately gave consideration to the expansion of the game to a wider audience / market. . . and there we have it!

[@douglassauvageau7262]

A venue for any and all to invest themselves toward self-improvement without regard to individual personal differences, but in full regard toward DECENCY.

[@snowman41131]

The King. Enough said

[@Tide2703]

We raise our teas in triumph to honor him

[@anandguruji83]

R.I.P ARNOLD PALMER 1929-2016

[@anandguruji83]

R.I.P ARNOLD PALMER 1929-2016

[@AlonsoRules]

rather fitting the last shot is at the Swilcan Bridge

[@taroishiharabalducci5538]

How can you dislike this video?!

[@websteak1]

RIP Arnold Palmer

[@olivershi3340]

All best Arnold!

[@ashhawkins7953]

legend

[@mitchellblades]

RIP ARNIE

[@TonyCantu2024]

We will miss the king

[@lutzspaehn9414]

R.I.P King 😯

[@yellowflamegaulent3902]

I was in complete silence that he passed away right after Jose Fernandez R.I.P Arnold Palmer.

[@r20_se_chips31]

R.I.P Sir

[@cards1985]

RIP Arnie.

[@kentuckywildcats4249]

Gosh him and jose rip

[@aloefgren]

didnt know he even cofounded golf channel! legend.

[@dralex56]

Un Rey!!

[@addsyeast9108]

Wow

[@imacm3573]

Watch the documentary Arnie it's really good shows the life of Arnold palmer

[@michaelpascarello895]

I cry every time I watch it and I watch it every time it is on!!!!

[@JeterSwisherFan88]

R.I.P.

[@Boudosaved]

I once went to a restaurant and ordered an Arnold Palmer and I looked at the waiter and said "and make it more Arnold than Palmer, if you know what I mean" and the waiter said "sure...wait, what?" Yes, I laughed at my own joke. Shyataap!!!

[@ernestkhalimov9560]

I live close to his home town and they have an airport dedicated to him

[@marcusreynolds4851]

#ripTheKing

[@andrewhughes7131]

Will Be Remembered

[@s平-y2j]

ありがとう

[@antoniolove3472]

I mixed lemonade and iced tea together to make an Arnold Palmer!

[@zebratv2387]

#RIP Arnold

[@SeanyMacKTA]

Rip

[@nicksaban4677]

Jose and arnold just gonna leave this here

[@MrDarknesstolight]

The most influential sports figure of all time? I think so.

[@neilclarke3513]

Is he playing with Seve now?

[@travissearles23]

I'm talking to #ArnoldPalmer right now! We hang out often! #TaylorMade #Titleist #ClevelandGolf #FootJoy

[@matt11708]

r.i.p

[@noahmoelter6757]

1:41 Had to say *Presented By MasterCard*

[@presleyo]

So sad

[@kentuckywildcats4249]

Poor guy

[@Oooga-Chaka]

At least we can still drink his essence

[@douglassauvageau7262]

Joe Louis, Jesse Owens, Jackie Robinson, Roberto Clemente, Byron Nelson, Jack Nicklaus, and Arnold Palmer are the only athletes to have received the Congressional Gold Medal. As contributors to the fabric of our American-Life, they take their rightful place among a very select (less than thirty-five incidents) cadre of honorees including George Washington, Ulysses S. Grant, Robert Frost, the Wright Brothers, Thomas Edison, Dr. Jonas Salk, Dr. Robert Goddard, Walt Disney, Bob Hope, et al..