Mr. Palmer had a great personality and wholesome values. I love watching his clinic on how to skip a ball across the water and coming up with great excuses when the ball sinks. "That was a Nicklaus ball!" Great sense of humor.
Alright, thanks for sharing you. Nice video, in your voices you can hear how much fun you had. 🏌️♂️🏌️♀️...oh yeah still rooting for Ashley to carry the bunker.
We live literally across the river from Oakmont Country Club. My greatest memory of Arnie was the last time he walked down #18 at Oakmont. The well deserved ovation he received was amazing.
“Golf is deceptively simple and endlessly complicated; it satisfies the soul and frustrates the intellect. It is at the same time rewarding and maddening - and it is without a doubt the greatest game mankind has ever invented.” Arnold Palmer
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I shed a tear when he walked across that bridge for the last time. One of golf’s greatest. Just so glad we have hours of footage of watching the master at work
Getting to randomly see him walk by in the crowd on a Sunday back during the Bob Hope Classic at his PGA West course the Palmer Private. Watching him interact with everyone walking past was amazing. What a gentleman!
My favourite Arnold Palmer moments are the Shell Wonderful World of Golf when plays against Jack Nicklaus. Great Players great with the fans. Keep up the great work.
Jon, Ash, not sure who deserves the majority of credit, but Ash's swing has come a long way. Much better rotation, balance n finish! Great job on her swing n another great video!
Arnold Palmer has always been special to me. My favorite memories are seeing him on local tv shows and commercials. I live about 15 minutes from his hometown of Latrobe, PA. I always respected him as both a great golf player but more for what he did for his hometown. Arnie is well loved around here and its just cool to know that someone from our area made such an impact on the great game of golf! He is a legend and will always be missed!
I saw AP (The King) play in my hometown and he hit a drive in fairway across where I was standing and AP acknowledged me with a thumbs up after I said "Great drive Arnie!"
My favorite Arnold Palmer story is after just getting voted player of the year in 1961 he took a 12 on the 18th at Rancho Park during the LA Open. I have played that course MANY times and to think the legend took a 12 there gives us all hope! Keep up the great videos!
My favorite Arnie memory is from a senior US Open round I attended. I was one of hundreds of fans lining the ropes as he walked up the fairway and he looked right at me and waved. My husband later told me he did that all the time to everybody. What a good man.
Mr. Palmer was the first golfer that I ever followed so every time he played was my favorite. I am a little older so I have quite a few memories of Arnie with a stick in his hand. World class act.
He was a great humanitarian. Always heard he was a gentle giant. Also heard about him overcoming a big deficit and drove the green in the 1960 US open here in Denver! Great videos thanks
My favorite memory was the ESPN SportsCenter commercial he made when he mixed ice tea and lemonade together at lunch and Stuart Scott said " That was Cool" .... Keep the vids coming !! Love you guys.
Love that WGP, Ash is now "working" on her game with some minor instruction. Jon's tempo is sweeeet. Favorite memory of Mr. Palmer is him walking the fairway with Jack and Lee at our local Senior Tour event and acknowledging the well wishers. I like he made a point to sign a legible autograph.
I lived in Augusta for years and one year, 2004, I got to attend the Masters par three tournament while supervising some kids from the Boys and girls Club. I got to see Arnold and Gary Player play in the par three tourney. Then watched as Arnold signed autographs afterwards...it is still one of my all time favorite golf memories.
i don’t know i have a favorite memory of arnie, but i always liked how unique his swing was. love the videos! it’s great to see ash making improvements on her game👍
I like the old teaching videos. When arnold showing a skipper across the water. Didnt start watching classic golf vids until I started playing for real. BTW, youre a lucky man, finding an amazing woman and she plays golf, 1 in a million.
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer. Even though I never had the opportunity to meet Me. Palmer. His overall presence and giving back to the game is inspirational and motivating.
I got into golf later in life so myArnold Palmer memory is when I was very young and my dad, who was a verygood and avid golfer, used to tell me about him. I would sit with dad and watch a match that Arnold was playing and dad would tutor me on his swing. So my memory of Arnold is intertwined with memories of my dad. Too good!
great video, looks like it was a fun trip....never tire of watching Arnold Palmer interact with the gallery, he was so approachable and gracious to everyone.
It was so emotional at the 2017 Honorary Starters ceremony at the Masters after Arnie passed. Gary P and Jack N and the “empty chair”with his green jacket and Mrs. Palmer there. Jack looking up at the heavens with tears rolling down his face. Man!
I'm new to golf but can honestly say that he was one of the few classic greats I actually knew of. So I don't have a direct Arnold palmer moment myself but since watching this I have begun to watch and read more about him. Thank you for another great video!
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer is more of a golf tip he had which was to always check your grip and keep your grip right every time because without a good grip nothing else matters. Love the channel!
Favorite Arnie memory is a signed photo of him to my son. Enjoyed the video. I always chase new clubs but have started looking through used clubs at thrift stores with a more keen eye thanks to you!
You'll be well over that bunker now Ashley not a problem. Been enjoying the videos for quite a while now guys and they've only gotten better. Cheers from Canada
Being able to talk with him in the early2000 at the UBS Warburg cup on Sea Island. What a gentleman and ambassador to the game. Another great video, keep on keeping on...
Favorite Arnold Palmer memory also has to be driver off the deck. Not old enough to watch Arnold in his heyday, but watching a 74 year old pull off a shot that 24 year olds can't is impressive no matter what era of golf you grew up in. Love the uniqueness of the channel, keep up the great work!
Lots of memories of Arnold Palmer but I’ll remember him most for being a winner on and off the course. He did so much for the game of golf that we all love.
Making time to sign autographs for the fans is what made Arnold Palmer great, enriching the lives of others.. Love watching ur videos, ur a great couple..
As always, I look forward to your videos and seeing what clubs y’all play is interesting. My favorite Arnold Palmer memory is just his skill and charisma. Seeing him walk up a fairway with huge crowds following along was amazing to watch. .
My favorite memory of Arnie was at the Tradition in Scottsdale, Az the final year of his competitive career in 1994 I believe it was, He hit onto a par five, the went around to three different places, and nodded and smiled to the crowd. He made eye contact with me on the third stop. What a thrill!
My favorite memory of Arnold is watching him hit his driver. His swing is so iconic and I remember watching an interview where he said the reason he followed through the way he did was because he would swing the club as hard as he could and was just trying to hold onto it! That is just pure talent.
When my Dad took me to follow Arnold in 1966 Houston Open at Champions golf course. I was 11 or 12 and it was my first time to attend a professional tournament. A fond memory for sure.
gotta say my favorite arnold palmer memory was seeing him each year at the masters teeing it up with jack and gary. I grew up watching tiger and david duval, in the early 90s, so seeing those legends each year at augusta really brought the history of golf alive for me.
So many great moments to list.. Watching the flocks of people follow him around the course was unbelievable. The grinding between him a Jack Nicolas in several matches. Possibly the best bunker player ever! 220 yard fairway wood from the bunker on the 18th hole of British open to like 6 feet from pin. 2005 3M championship, he walked in his putt on the 18th. The original walk in.
Great video, awesome insight into your bags. My favorite Arnold Palmer moment was his congratulations to Tiger upon wining the Arnold Palmer Invitational for the 5th time in 2008 and he just had the biggest smile and said, "What else is new?" My all time favorite player acknowledging the greatness of Tiger and enjoying every second of it.
When I watched the Arnie special on The Golf Channel, my favorite memory is just The King reading every letter ever sent to him. The special said he read every letter and was able to write back to almost all of them. Absolutely a legend of the game. Surely missed
The first time I saw Arnold Palmer was on TV in 1960. I was 9 years old at that time and just tuned into the golf game. I had no idea who he was but, he amazed me with his intensity and flair. As a little boy, he was bigger than life. The day I heard he passed, I went over to my bag and wrote his name on my bag. I did this to always have a little of him when I play. George, in Montana
I'm too young to have watched Arnold Palmer live very much but I do remember his driver off the deck, always amazed me he was still that skilled at an older age. My grandfather used to talk about how good he was to watch in his prime.
Great job. My favorite Arnold Palmer memory is him driving up behind my friend and I at the 1996 President's Cup matches and asking very nicely to get out of the way.
A great channel ! My favorite Arnie moment was in the media tent at his last PGA. A very emotional moment that showed the total love & dedication this man had for people and game. You two keep it up ! I look forward to the new vids. 👍😊
Have always loved Arnold Palmer. Laughed out loud at his "This is Sportscenter" commercial. I'll always remember his participation in the honorary start for the masters as well.
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer is that lesson he gives on skipping the ball over the water. His humor is what made him relatable and a fan favorite.
Meeting Arnold at the Saginaw Country Club in Saginaw Michigan in 1966 or 1967. Way before golf got even a little bit as popular as it is today. My mother was the hostess at the club restaurant and called me to come meet a legend. Been a fan ever since.
Thanks for including a quick look into Ashley’s training. I do believe her golf progress is the only contiguous example on TH-cam. I would be satisfied if with each new video you included a segment that covers her latest training focus.
I think my favorite memory is Arnold Palmer was the love he had for the game of golf. And also how he always carried himself bit win or lose and how he would talk to the folks there on the side of fairway or greens.
Ash.. i think the minor swing changes you are making are right on point...that bunker doesn't stand a chance... Arnie's favorite memory was when he said he signed every autograph so the person can read it. His thought was if a person wanted his autograph it was worth his time to make it legible.
When I was a kid my Dad and I had the chance to watch Arnie playing Jack during the filming of Shell's Wonderful World Of Gold at New Orleans Country Club. It was a small crowd and we could get up close. FYI my first set of clubs was a set of hand me down Arnold Palmer clubs. Can't remember the manufacturer. Keep up the great video's. Both of you are fun to watch and they provide a great escape. Hank
My favorite "Arnie" memory was when I got to meet him when he was in Seattle once. Shook his hand and got a photo with him too! A true gentleman and one of the game's great ambassadors.
Great vid guys! Favorite Palmer memory is the classic ESPN commercial where he is making his namesake drink at ESPN cafeteria, and Stuart Scott and SVP stand in awe behind him....lol
78th! love your vids! also my favorite memory of Arnold Palmer is the same as ashley when he hit the driver off the deck! that shot just made a big impact on me for some reason
my favorite arnie memory is when he played Jack on 1994 1v1 in the 1994 Shell golf live event. I love watching the old shell events from the 60s too on youtube where they added color to them. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Arnie was a good one!
I remember watching footage of Arnold Palmer coming back from 15th place going into the final round in the 1960 US Open and ended up winning! Incredible player with a fantastic legacy.
Didn’t have one it you guys motivated me to check him out. He started in my home town which I find intriguing. Best memory now is knowing he’s a fellow Clevelander!
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer would be the fact he was my Grandpa's favorite. Love you two! I just hope not to many people in my area watch your videos so I can get first dibs on the clubs at the thrift store!!😉🏌🏻♂️
Mr. Palmer had a great personality and wholesome values. I love watching his clinic on how to skip a ball across the water and coming up with great excuses when the ball sinks. "That was a Nicklaus ball!" Great sense of humor.
Alright, thanks for sharing you.
Nice video, in your voices you
can hear how much fun you had.
🏌️♂️🏌️♀️...oh yeah still rooting
for Ashley to carry the bunker.
Haha thanks Ruben! With my new swing changes it’s gonna happen soon! 👍😎 -Ash
Arnold walking over the bridge for the final time. Legend.
Great WITB. Nice to see Ashley looking at her swing and changing it up. Can't wait to see her clear that bunker on her drive. Congrats on the channel.
Thanks Brian! 👍😊 -Ash
I was not around when Arnold was big but I would have to say my favorite memory was when I tried his half and half. So good!😂
Haha yes it is! I like watching reruns of his greatest moments even though I missed almost all of them too 👍 -Ash
We live literally across the river from Oakmont Country Club. My greatest memory of Arnie was the last time he walked down #18 at Oakmont. The well deserved ovation he received was amazing.
“Golf is deceptively simple and endlessly complicated; it satisfies the soul and frustrates the intellect. It is at the same time rewarding and maddening - and it is without a doubt the greatest game mankind has ever invented.” Arnold Palmer
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I shed a tear when he walked across that bridge for the last time. One of golf’s greatest. Just so glad we have hours of footage of watching the master at work
Getting to randomly see him walk by in the crowd on a Sunday back during the Bob Hope Classic at his PGA West course the Palmer Private. Watching him interact with everyone walking past was amazing. What a gentleman!
My favourite Arnold Palmer moments are the Shell Wonderful World of Golf when plays against Jack Nicklaus. Great Players great with the fans. Keep up the great work.
I can’t name a signal memory there are so many! I just love how involved he was with fans and charity! PS y’all are awesome!!!
Jon, Ash, not sure who deserves the majority of credit, but Ash's swing has come a long way. Much better rotation, balance n finish! Great job on her swing n another great video!
Thanks! It took me a while but something just clicked ⛳️🏌️♀️👍😁 -Ash
You guys are the best!!!! Thanks for your positive videos!!! Love the channel!
We try! Thanks for watching!!
Arnold Palmer has always been special to me. My favorite memories are seeing him on local tv shows and commercials. I live about 15 minutes from his hometown of Latrobe, PA. I always respected him as both a great golf player but more for what he did for his hometown. Arnie is well loved around here and its just cool to know that someone from our area made such an impact on the great game of golf! He is a legend and will always be missed!
I saw AP (The King) play in my hometown and he hit a drive in fairway across where I was standing and AP acknowledged me with a thumbs up after I said "Great drive Arnie!"
That’s awesome! ⛳️🏌️♀️😊 -Ash
Arnold and how good he was with people. No matter what he did he always spoke to people. Such a great guy. Need more like him!
My favorite Arnold Palmer story is after just getting voted player of the year in 1961 he took a 12 on the 18th at Rancho Park during the LA Open. I have played that course MANY times and to think the legend took a 12 there gives us all hope! Keep up the great videos!
Haha I didn’t know that. I need all the hope I can get with my game 👍🤣 -Ash
My favorite memory. The man was just a class act. Got me watching golf and then playing.
My favorite Arnie memory is from a senior US Open round I attended. I was one of hundreds of fans lining the ropes as he walked up the fairway and he looked right at me and waved. My husband later told me he did that all the time to everybody. What a good man.
Mr. Palmer was the first golfer that I ever followed so every time he played was my favorite. I am a little older so I have
quite a few memories of Arnie with a stick in his hand. World class act.
He was a great humanitarian. Always heard he was a gentle giant. Also heard about him overcoming a big deficit and drove the green in the 1960 US open here in Denver! Great videos thanks
My favorite memory was the ESPN SportsCenter commercial he made when he mixed ice tea and lemonade together at lunch and Stuart Scott said " That was Cool" ....
Keep the vids coming !! Love you guys.
I agree with Ashley, hitting the driver off the deck with Sam on the bag. He was my Dads favorite golfer, so he became my favorite golfer.
Arnie teeing off with Jack and Gary at the Masters every year are my favorite memories. Love your channel!
You two are the sweetest. I love the dynamics between you!
As for Arnold Palmer his humility and the way he treated his fans and others, impressive!
Thanks Brenda! He was incredible 👍 -Ash
Love watching the old films of him playing...and how you could see the determination in his steps
Love that WGP, Ash is now "working" on her game with some minor instruction. Jon's tempo is sweeeet. Favorite memory of Mr. Palmer is him walking the fairway with Jack and Lee at our local Senior Tour event and acknowledging the well wishers. I like he made a point to sign a legible autograph.
I always thought he carried golf into all our homes . He was a perfect gentleman to all hie fans. Thank you mr. Palmer
I lived in Augusta for years and one year, 2004, I got to attend the Masters par three tournament while supervising some kids from the Boys and girls Club. I got to see Arnold and Gary Player play in the par three tourney. Then watched as Arnold signed autographs afterwards...it is still one of my all time favorite golf memories.
I like his signature drink, the half & half (Arnold Palmer). Thanks so much! Thoroughly enjoy your content and wishing Stacked Golf continued success.
Haha yup! It is a classic drink created by a classy guy 👍😎-Ash
My favorite memory was as a child watching AP playing on the TV with my parents--AP was clearly the family favorite!
i don’t know i have a favorite memory of arnie, but i always liked how unique his swing was. love the videos! it’s great to see ash making improvements on her game👍
I have to agree with a lot of others. That final walk across the bridge is an amazing memory...
I loved him hitting the driver off the deck too!
It was such a great shot ⛳️🏌️♀️👍 -Ash
I was fortunate to see the Pennzoil commercials in the 60's and 70's from Latrobe PA. That place is beautiful, and on my bucket list to visit soon.
Anytime Arnie was playing a Shell Wonderful World of Golf match was a great memory. I remember them as a kid, but still great when they replay them.
I like the old teaching videos. When arnold showing a skipper across the water. Didnt start watching classic golf vids until I started playing for real. BTW, youre a lucky man, finding an amazing woman and she plays golf, 1 in a million.
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer. Even though I never had the opportunity to meet Me. Palmer. His overall presence and giving back to the game is inspirational and motivating.
My favourite memory of Arnold was jyst smiling giving the thumbs up to everyone... stay safe guys....cheers Scotf
Arnold walking up and sinking a long Johnny Miller putt. Too many memories to have a real favorite. Just like watching you guys.
I got into golf later in life so myArnold Palmer memory is when I was very young and my dad, who was a verygood and avid golfer, used to tell me about him. I would sit with dad and watch a match that Arnold was playing and dad would tutor me on his swing. So my memory of Arnold is intertwined with memories of my dad. Too good!
great video, looks like it was a fun trip....never tire of watching Arnold Palmer interact with the gallery, he was so approachable and gracious to everyone.
It was so emotional at the 2017 Honorary Starters ceremony at the Masters after Arnie passed. Gary P and Jack N and the “empty chair”with his green jacket and Mrs. Palmer there. Jack looking up at the heavens with tears rolling down his face. Man!
Watching old golf and always seeing Arnold smile when he played. Cheers guys.
Arnold with driver off the deck on the 18th....just incredible!
Yes it was! ⛳️🏌️♀️👍😊 -Ash
I'm new to golf but can honestly say that he was one of the few classic greats I actually knew of. So I don't have a direct Arnold palmer moment myself but since watching this I have begun to watch and read more about him. Thank you for another great video!
I agree with Ashley, seeing Arnold hit driver off the deck is a fun memory.
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer is more of a golf tip he had which was to always check your grip and keep your grip right every time because without a good grip nothing else matters. Love the channel!
Favorite Arnie memory is a signed photo of him to my son. Enjoyed the video. I always chase new clubs but have started looking through used clubs at thrift stores with a more keen eye thanks to you!
One of my favorite moments with Mr Palmer was when he put the jacket on Tiger at Bay Hill in '01. Two champions together, priceless. 👍🏻
Favorite memory is definitely driver off the deck with his grandson as his caddie. Such a touching moment!
You'll be well over that bunker now Ashley not a problem. Been enjoying the videos for quite a while now guys and they've only gotten better. Cheers from Canada
Thank you! My swing feels a lot better ⛳️👍😁 -Ash
Being able to talk with him in the early2000 at the UBS Warburg cup on Sea Island. What a gentleman and ambassador to the game. Another great video, keep on keeping on...
Favorite Arnold Palmer memory also has to be driver off the deck. Not old enough to watch Arnold in his heyday, but watching a 74 year old pull off a shot that 24 year olds can't is impressive no matter what era of golf you grew up in.
Love the uniqueness of the channel, keep up the great work!
Lots of memories of Arnold Palmer but I’ll remember him most for being a winner on and off the course. He did so much for the game of golf that we all love.
Making time to sign autographs for the fans is what made Arnold Palmer great, enriching the lives of others.. Love watching ur videos, ur a great couple..
Thanks Mark! 😊 -Ash
@@StackedGolf can't wait to see you clear the bunker Ash..
Wish I had a wife like Ashley 😂🤣😂 she is awsome. You guys are awsome. Love the videos 👍👍👍
#teamashley 😎
As always, I look forward to your videos and seeing what clubs y’all play is interesting. My favorite Arnold Palmer memory is just his skill and charisma. Seeing him walk up a fairway with huge crowds following along was amazing to watch. .
My favorite memory of Arnie was at the Tradition in Scottsdale, Az the final year of his competitive career in 1994 I believe it was, He hit onto a par five, the went around to three different places, and nodded and smiled to the crowd. He made eye contact with me on the third stop. What a thrill!
My favorite memory of Arnold is watching him hit his driver. His swing is so iconic and I remember watching an interview where he said the reason he followed through the way he did was because he would swing the club as hard as he could and was just trying to hold onto it! That is just pure talent.
When my Dad took me to follow Arnold in 1966 Houston Open at Champions golf course. I was 11 or 12 and it was my first time to attend a professional tournament. A fond memory for sure.
My favorite Arnie memory was his constant back and forth with Nicklaus when I was a kid. Two greats fighting (respectful of each other) to be on top.
gotta say my favorite arnold palmer memory was seeing him each year at the masters teeing it up with jack and gary. I grew up watching tiger and david duval, in the early 90s, so seeing those legends each year at augusta really brought the history of golf alive for me.
So many great moments to list.. Watching the flocks of people follow him around the course was unbelievable. The grinding between him a Jack Nicolas in several matches. Possibly the best bunker player ever! 220 yard fairway wood from the bunker on the 18th hole of British open to like 6 feet from pin. 2005 3M championship, he walked in his putt on the 18th. The original walk in.
Great video, awesome insight into your bags. My favorite Arnold Palmer moment was his congratulations to Tiger upon wining the Arnold Palmer Invitational for the 5th time in 2008 and he just had the biggest smile and said, "What else is new?" My all time favorite player acknowledging the greatness of Tiger and enjoying every second of it.
Too many great memories but that goodbye from the bridge did me. Keep up the great work guys
When I watched the Arnie special on The Golf Channel, my favorite memory is just The King reading every letter ever sent to him. The special said he read every letter and was able to write back to almost all of them. Absolutely a legend of the game. Surely missed
The first time I saw Arnold Palmer was on TV in 1960. I was 9 years old at that time and just tuned into the golf game. I had no idea who he was but, he amazed me with his intensity and flair. As a little boy, he was bigger than life. The day I heard he passed, I went over to my bag and wrote his name on my bag. I did this to always have a little of him when I play.
George, in Montana
I'm too young to have watched Arnold Palmer live very much but I do remember his driver off the deck, always amazed me he was still that skilled at an older age. My grandfather used to talk about how good he was to watch in his prime.
Great job. My favorite Arnold Palmer memory is him driving up behind my friend and I at the 1996 President's Cup matches and asking very nicely to get out of the way.
A great channel ! My favorite Arnie moment was in the media tent at his last PGA. A very emotional moment that showed the total love & dedication this man had for people and game.
You two keep it up ! I look forward to the new vids. 👍😊
Thanks! He was a incredible man 😊 -Ash
Watching his matches on our black and white TV when I was much younger.
Have always loved Arnold Palmer. Laughed out loud at his "This is Sportscenter" commercial. I'll always remember his participation in the honorary start for the masters as well.
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer is that lesson he gives on skipping the ball over the water. His humor is what made him relatable and a fan favorite.
Always loved watching Arnie hit the ceremonial tee shots to kick off the Masters!
Arnold taking his final walk over the bridge is one that i will never forget!
Meeting Arnold at the Saginaw Country Club in Saginaw Michigan in 1966 or 1967. Way before golf got even a little bit as popular as it is today. My mother was the hostess at the club restaurant and called me to come meet a legend. Been a fan ever since.
Thanks for including a quick look into Ashley’s training. I do believe her golf progress is the only contiguous example on TH-cam. I would be satisfied if with each new video you included a segment that covers her latest training focus.
I think my favorite memory is Arnold Palmer was the love he had for the game of golf. And also how he always carried himself bit win or lose and how he would talk to the folks there on the side of fairway or greens.
Favorite Arnold moments. .....the emotion he showed at every tourney in his last season.........and the EA commercial with Tiger for PGA 2014
Ash.. i think the minor swing changes you are making are right on point...that bunker doesn't stand a chance... Arnie's favorite memory was when he said he signed every autograph so the person can read it. His thought was if a person wanted his autograph it was worth his time to make it legible.
Thanks Jim! I really like that too 👍 -Ash
@@StackedGolf Nice to have a "live in" instructor that knows what he's talking about 👍⛳😉
When I was a kid my Dad and I had the chance to watch Arnie playing Jack during the filming of Shell's Wonderful World Of Gold at New Orleans Country Club. It was a small crowd and we could get up close. FYI my first set of clubs was a set of hand me down Arnold Palmer clubs. Can't remember the manufacturer. Keep up the great video's. Both of you are fun to watch and they provide a great escape. Hank
His Smile playing golf, speaking to fans a real good guy.
My favorite "Arnie" memory was when I got to meet him when he was in Seattle once. Shook his hand and got a photo with him too! A true gentleman and one of the game's great ambassadors.
Great vid guys! Favorite Palmer memory is the classic ESPN commercial where he is making his namesake drink at ESPN cafeteria, and Stuart Scott and SVP stand in awe behind him....lol
Arnold, Jack and Gary giving the opening drive at Augusta. The big three made the game what it is today.
I’m with Jon the impact that Arnold had in the game of golf. Great video!!
78th!
love your vids!
also my favorite memory of Arnold Palmer is the same as ashley when he hit the driver off the deck! that shot just made a big impact on me for some reason
Me too! -Ash
Nice to your coaching Jon, is starting to show improvement on Ashley’s game. Keep up the great work guys. Stay safe.☘️☘️
Favorite Arnold Palmer memory is that swing. Absolutely awesome to watch!
Favorite memory was when his putt rolled off the green, so he took an unplayable lie and putted from the original spot and holed it.
Love your videos!
my favorite arnie memory is when he played Jack on 1994 1v1 in the 1994 Shell golf live event. I love watching the old shell events from the 60s too on youtube where they added color to them. Chi Chi Rodriguez and Arnie was a good one!
Another awesome video. Favorite Arnold memory was that great helicopter follow through. He did it his way!!!
I remember watching footage of Arnold Palmer coming back from 15th place going into the final round in the 1960 US Open and ended up winning! Incredible player with a fantastic legacy.
Favorite Arnold moment was playing In Latrobe PA at a couple of the courses he played growing up. Lots of cool memorials to him there.
Didn’t have one it you guys motivated me to check him out. He started in my home town which I find intriguing. Best memory now is knowing he’s a fellow Clevelander!
Love your channel. I met Mr. Palmer at Anaheim 3 par golf course in 1964. A true gentleman
My favorite Arnold Palmer memory was also when he hit driver off the deck the last time he played his tournament. Great video!
My favourite memory of Arnold Palmer is watching him on the tee box and seeing him take that swing of his, that whip he had in his finish was great!
My favorite memory of Arnold Palmer would be the fact he was my Grandpa's favorite. Love you two! I just hope not to many people in my area watch your videos so I can get first dibs on the clubs at the thrift store!!😉🏌🏻♂️