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 ...

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 ...

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.

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

An ideal ratio for a standard Arnold Palmer is one that favors just slightly more iced tea than lemonade. For a single-serving recipe, around ¼ cup lemonade to ½ cup iced tea will suffice.

The Arnold Palmer drink is named after American legendary golfer Arnold Palmer (1929-2016). In the late 1960s, Palmer reportedly asked a country club bartender for a mixture of iced tea and ...

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 ...

The airport where Trump spoke was named after the seven-time major champion — who is now well known for his “Arnold Palmer” drink, a mix of iced tea and lemonade. He died in 2016.

Arnold Palmer does a great job of avoiding the bile-y, too-acidic undercurrent that makes Twisted Tea so unpleasant. This just tastes like tea and lemonade. It's very easy to drink, which is ...