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Arnold Palmer "Sports Illustrated Sportsman Of The Year Award And Demonstrates Golf Swing" on The Ed Sullivan Show, January 1, 1961. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdS...
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@lonestarfriend Год назад

An Arnold Palmer right now sounds good. 🙂

@michaeltuz608 Год назад

I'll drink to that...

@johnnytoobad7785 Год назад

Growing up in suburban NY in the 60's I got to see both Arnold and Eddie play golf at the "Westchester Classic" pro-am day at the Westchester Country Club. I was about 9 years old..and didn't recognize many of the other "celebrities" back then..but both Ed Sullivan and Johnny Mathis were members. I knew those faces.😎

@lrfcarreviews2570 Год назад

Wow interesting! Did not know that either. WCC is a very nice golf course.

@tj921able Год назад

This was not only fun, but interesting to watch. Something neat was how enthralled the audience was with Arnold. Thank you for sharing this.

@nysaxman Год назад

My late brother caddied for Arnold Palmer in the mid 1960s at Pinehurst Country Club. Arnold paid him $100. That was a lot of money back then.

@sammcbride2149 Год назад

Ed was asking some really good questions.

@stevenpeltier3368 3 месяца назад

Eddie was a golfer he loved the game ....

@BuffaloBeatle Год назад

great moment, love it!

@recordguy4321 Год назад

card carrying member of "Arnie's Army". he was the MAN!

@Officialtheslimer 9 месяцев назад

Can you please upload the Ben Hogan interview! I’d love to see it.

@blairsterling6141 11 месяцев назад

I was lucky enough to follow Arnold Palmer, and also play against him in some tour events. He was incredibly popular. No other golfer has ever been loved by millions around the world. He was a great man ! He was so great with people. ❤❤ Jack Nicklaus may have more victories, but only 20% of the popularity. Arnie was the man. Nicklaus was the slow, fat villain.

@yvonne7715 Год назад

✨🫶A P👏👏👏👏✨

@RCALivingStereo Год назад

Audience shot not from the show? Is there a way to post full shows?

@patrickhynes6058 Год назад

Agree - if you look closely you will see clues in the hair, glasses, ties that this is not a 1961 audience.

@hakil95z84 Год назад

I wish its get work

@franksinatraalvesprates9933 Год назад

🏑 🏑 🏑 🏑 🏑

@jherl8307 11 месяцев назад

Ed is as bad an interviewer as the present day dumbo interviewers. He asked Arnie to explain the golf swing to the viewers. Less than halfway thru the explanation Ed interupts and starts talking about the right elbow being tucked. A very important aspect of the golf swing is the transition from the backswing to the downswing. Arnold never got to explain that because Ed interrupted. Some things never change.