Skip to main content
Arnold Palmer

Arnold Palmer

American professional golferWikipedia

Search complete. 402 mentions across 224 episodes found for "Arnold Palmer".

Sep 13, 2026

Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:59
Chris Peterson delivers, and it's inside ball one.
Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:04
It's almost like Arnold Palmer Taken a seven or an eight on a hole.
Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:12
Gives the average duffer that these guys are really human.
Phil RizzutoSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:16
High and outside ball two, 2-0.
Tom PatriGUEST
36:36
A lot of things had a role in it.
Tom PatriGUEST
36:39
But can you imagine when Arnold Palmer is rolling over his grave right now thinking about Sam Steed, who's got almost as many wins as Tiger and what he made in comparison? He's
Chris MascaroHOST
36:50
got exactly as many wins as Tiger.
Tom PatriGUEST
36:52
Right.
Chris MascaroHOST
38:23
Just to put a ball on what you just said, to give everybody some context, For winning the Tour Championship, Scotty got $10 million.
Chris MascaroHOST
38:31
Tiger never played in a tournament that even had a $10 million purse.
Chris MascaroHOST
38:36
Arnold Palmer, for his career earnings on the PGA Tour, and we know Arnold made a lot of money in other ventures that he had, but his career PGA Tour earnings, $1.9 million.
Tom PatriGUEST
38:47
Yeah, $1.9 million probably wouldn't keep you on the PGA Tour anymore.
Chuck GarbedianHOST
8:44
I mean, you, you talk about some of the great names in the game of golf, but Drummer dealt with a lot of people.
Chuck GarbedianHOST
8:50
I mean, Arnold Palmer famously had an opportunity to talk face-to-face, man-to-man to a lot of people who are now just mythical characters and have a lore in the great game of golf.
Chuck GarbedianHOST
9:03
But it's got to be fascinating to be in that room when you have almost generational wealth in terms of people who have information regarding the great game.
Chuck GarbedianHOST
9:12
Because once those people go, it doesn't come back again.

46 MINS LATER

Chuck GarbedianHOST
54:58
But as time and technology has moved forward, in the infinite line, you have a number of different options, and then now zero-torque putters are available.
Chuck GarbedianHOST
55:06
And whether that's a current fad or something that's going to have more lasting staying power is yet to see, but it's certainly a different option for people.
Chris RusinGUEST
55:16
Yeah, no, I mean, you think about the history and heritage of where the 8802 started and back from Arnold Palmer, etc.
Chris RusinGUEST
55:23
We still have it in the line and it's still a very popular option.
Frank FasanoHOST
32:14
You know, he pitched this many years ago.
Frank FasanoHOST
32:17
I remember even, you know, way back when you had, like, Arnold Palmer involved and he was asking his advice on it.
Frank FasanoHOST
32:22
And that goes way back.
Frank FasanoHOST
32:24
But if you had at the time, rewind back five years ago, and if you have the PIF and Yasser who wants to get involved in the deep pockets and Greg Norman, who's there and wants more international play, it just makes me wonder.
Howard GlassmanHOST
16:22
I agree with you.
Howard GlassmanHOST
16:22
I, you know, I always thought he was trying to be Arnold Palmer without having any of the depth and the actual genuine, authentic...
Howard GlassmanHOST
16:29
I always thought that thumbs up thing he did, that was kind of Palmer's thing.
Howard GlassmanHOST
16:33
Like I said, I, I-
Kevin ChowGUEST
4:31
Mm-hmm
GaryHOST
4:31
... with, you know, Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson was out there, uh, Freddie Couples.
GaryHOST
4:36
Were you there when Peter Jacobsen was, uh, doing his thing?
Kevin ChowGUEST
4:39
Yeah.
GaryHOST
4:59
Yeah.
GaryHOST
5:00
Mm
Kevin ChowGUEST
5:00
... that's the way that they kind of did that when, you know, having Arnold Palmer here, Freddie Couples, like you said, among other legends.
Kevin ChowGUEST
5:06
So, um, some of that, uh, you know, paraphernalia and, and stuff is still around the clubhouse here, signed bags from The King and stuff like that.
Kevin ChowGUEST
24:19
Mm-hmm
Garry MeyerGUEST
24:19
... with, you know, Arnold Palmer.
Garry MeyerGUEST
24:21
Tom Watson was out there.
Garry MeyerGUEST
24:23
Uh, Freddie Couples.
Garry MeyerGUEST
24:48
Yep.
Garry MeyerGUEST
24:48
Yeah.
Kevin ChowGUEST
24:48
So that's the way that they kind of did that when, you know, having Arnold Palmer here, Freddy Couples, like you said, among other legends.
Kevin ChowGUEST
24:55
So, um, some of that, uh, you know, paraphernalia and, and stuff is still around the clubhouse here, signed bags from the King and stuff like that.
speaker_1AUDIENCE
0:38
that
D.L. HughleyHOST
0:39
one yep happy birthday to Arnold Palmer and happy birthday which is a great it was a great drink yes it is and happy birthday to Carl Lagerfeld that they sell at CVS now remember that they do right next to Jupe the big fall
Jasmine SandersHOST
0:58
And baby socks.
Jasmine SandersHOST
0:59
And
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:39
Yep.
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:41
Happy birthday to Arnold Palmer.
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:44
And happy birthday, which is a great drink.
D.L. HughleyHOST
1:46
Oh, yes, it is.
Jackson BurkettHOST
46:57
Almost every day for me.
Jackson BurkettHOST
46:59
Really? Was that the Arnold Palmer? Yeah.
Doug VaughnHOST
47:02
But the straws are never paper.
Doug VaughnHOST
47:04
No. No.

214 more episodes mention Arnold Palmer.

Create an account to see the whole feed, search across every transcript, and follow the entities you care about.

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.