subject: One More Tale For Golf Star [print this page] Some golf stars do not belong to this age, but no one will forget them. Many years have passed; we will still remember the legend they left behind. Maybe just a wonderful swings which with flavor; maybe it is a graceful swaying figure, or a unique goal.
Arnold Palmer: the meaning of courage is to seize every opportunity to win negligible
Arnold Palmer the rise in the freedom of the 50's, likes the United States was as brave, bold and confident. He swing, charm and fearless as the sports world into the infinite vitality. He began to participate in professional competition in 1954, in the 52-year career, won 62 PGA Tour titles and was the first one million dollars prize money to professional golf player. From the first win of the professional game (1955 Canadian Open), announced his retirement in 2006, Arnold all the way towards the victory of overcoming all obstacles, high-profile move forward.
The early '60s, the golf star Arnold Palmer is a hero throughout the United States. Like the heroes of each decade, Palmer inspired by his actions contemporaries. He told us the courage to change everything - even if you never set foot on the golf course, or with Titleist 2010 AP2 Irons and door handles are hard to tell. Shopkeepers, business tycoons, better educated scholars, old women, as well as majestic kings of the world have joined Arnold's Army. They cried and cheered as he and they live for him. 1961 Augusta he lost by one stroke championship, and then fell into the depth of winter weather in April, as they began the long wait until the next spring, the battle began.
Arnold's game is always the same as the MGM film script twists and turns, when life on the line in the final encounter "monster hole", most golf players will carefully choose security, "par." Arnold raised the gun and rode it like a knight-like Camelot Palace Walk, because this is his only combat methods. He would not care to operate in life, and the choice freely realized years on the court. Like the U.S. Open in 1962, he Oakmont (Oakmont) Country Club course was Jack Nicklaus defeated, so fans followed his unforgettable remember the "Golden Bear" and the dark days.
Arnold Palmer made the decision not to continue the game after the Champions Tour, he tearfully said he was completely over the competitive era, "standing here can not produce a good score, this time is the time I retire with my favorite golf clubs."
