The King, Arnold Palmer, is a man who needs no introduction. His contributions to the sport of golf on and off the golf course is well documented, so much so that The Golf Channel, a network he helped found, will be airing a three part documentary, Arnie, on his life Sunday after The Masters. You can hear from Mike McCarley, President of the Golf Channel, about the filming process of that highly anticipated documentary in the previous episode of Callway Talks.
However, in this series of three episodes of Callaway Talks, Harry Arnett got to sit down with The King himself during the Bay Hill Invitational in Orlando. Take a look at the three part series below!
Part 1 – Mr. Palmer shares his thoughts on Callaway equipment, how he approached Augusta, and hitting the ceremonial first tee shot.
Part 2 – Mr. Palmer reflects on his friendship with Ely Callaway, how he became a Callaway Ambassador, and why he’s such a big believer in the Company and its products.
Part 3 – Arnold Palmer remembers the original Big Bertha, discusses what he looks for in a driver, and explains how technology has changed the way players approach a golf course.
Source: Callaway Golf
