Arnold Palmer, who died on Sunday at 87, seemed to be born for golf: his father was a pro at the Pennsylvania club where he learned to play. And, even as his heyday faded into the past, he kept ...

Still, it wasn't until the 1960s that the drink became known as the "Arnold Palmer." As the golfing champion recounted in a 2012 interview with CNBC, one time he was at a restaurant and ordered a ...

Arnold Palmer Enterprises and the AriZona Beverage Company have been selling the drink in cans that feature his name and face since 2001. They use a “half and half” approach, which seems a ...

"Arnold Palmer Lenny. You're going to Arnold Palmer Lenny," Marge Simpson said. "Arnold Palmer was a golfer and he made up this drink where it's not a full glass of lemonade or a full glass of ...

The popularity of the Arnold Palmer drink speaks to the popularity of the golfer himself. At the time, Palmer was known for his legions of fans, who had a nickname of their own: Arnie’s Army.

Palmer goes on to tell the story about how he was in a Palm Springs restaurant, ordered the drink to his specifications and was overheard by a woman sitting nearby. "I want an Arnold Palmer," she ...

Let's take a closer look at the namesake drink that Arnold Palmer invented and how his estate still profits from it to this very day. by Madilyn Zeegers. Published on April 11, 2020.

AriZona Beverage Company sells an Arnold Palmer brand Half & Half drink with Palmer's photo on the can. It comes in various flavors — pomegranate, ...

The threat of a legal battle between two of the hottest brands in beverages has led Liquid Death to rename a drink that bore Arnold Palmer’s name to “Dead Billionaire”—a move that drew ...

OAKMONT (KDKA) -- The late Arnold Palmer had a style all his own. The golfing legend from Latrobe introduced generations of fans to the game, and later, the homemade drink he loved. Palmer said he ...

Leave it to Arnold Palmer to be self-deprecating about the drink that carries his name. He may not have been the first person to combine iced tea and lemonade, but without Arnold Palmer, how would … ...

Arnold Palmer, left, U.S. Open and Masters champion, chats with his wife Winnie and father, Milford "Deke" Palmer at the first tee before starting second round play in the British Open Golf ...