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AUG    1954 -- Palmer loses three of the first four holes to fellow finalist Bob Sweeney during the final 36-hole championship, but charges back to win 1-up for the 54th U.S. Amateur Championship. Palmer, to this day, calls the championship his greatest and wrote a book about its pivotal role in his life called, The Turning Point. explore the timeline...

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Arnold Palmer to be Recognized for Service to Country & Community

Sports Legend and Coast Guard Veteran One of Four Sea Service Veterans and Supporters Fêted at 2008 Lone Sailor Awards Dinner September 30...

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Palmer Attends USGA Grand Opening

On June 3, 2008, Arnold Palmer will attend the USGA Museum and Arnold Palmer Center for Golf History grand re-opening ceremony. "Our goal moving forward is to develop and brand the Palmer Center as the premier institution in the world for the study and education of golf history." said USGA President Walter Driver .

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