From the Feed: Remembering 'The King'

If you work in the golf industry, there’s an excellent chance Arnold Palmer impacted your life in some way. Superintendents and other industry figures spent Sunday night and Monday morning reacting to the news of Palmer’s death and offering personal memories of “The King.”

The great thing about Arnie, he was invested in the sport. Played it so well, but gave back to it with the same determination. #TheKing

— Chase Best, OCGC (@chaserhb)

Rest in Peace Mr. Palmer. You helped me love this game. Thankful for all you did for everyone who plays/loves the game.

— Paul Van Buren, MBA (@HarryLigule)

RIP to one of the greatest to ever play the game of golf. What an impact he's had on the golf industry. #arnoldpalmer #RIPArnie

— Savannah Quarters CC (@SQCCAgronomy)

A sad day for everyone in the golf business or a fan of the game...RIP Mr Palmer, the game won't be the same #theking #arniesarmy

— Clay Stewart (@claystewart58)

I'm more grateful now than ever to have met the King on #8 at Pine Valley. A legend and truly kind man who said hello to a kid watering tees

— Joshua R. Hollins (@JR_Hollins)

Arnold Palmer was golf. Arnold Palmer created the modern era with his game, his personality and his business acumen. God Bless.

— greg martin (@gm_mdgolf)

The King -- Cool as the other side of the pillow! Thank you sir!! You will be missed.

— Timothy Moraghan (@TimMoraghan)

Golf provided many great experiences for me, none greater than the pleasure of working with Mr. Palmer and his design team on 2 projects

— McCord Golf Safety (@mccordgolf)