fans attending this year's Arnold Palmer
Invitational will have a unique
opportunity to look back on the life of
the legendary golfer and for the very
first time they'll get to see some
iconic items that Palmer collected
throughout his career and will be on
display at an interactive exhibit known
as the Arnold Palmer experience it's on
display all week at Bay Hill well new
6:00 at 9s Kelly Anne occurred ona is
there right now in Carolina we heard
fans will also get to replicate a few of
Arnold's famous shots right absolutely
it's a very fun experience that I got a
chance to try out but right before our
fans get an opportunity to do that they
will pass through this 360 degree domed
theater and they're watching six-minute
film that highlights
you know the career and life of Arnold
Palmer who won seven majors I must say
it's a beautifully piece that was well
put together and it shows us and it
gives us a better sense of who Arnold
Palmer was on the golf course and
outside of it it's an experience that
starts with a look back at how Arnold
Palmer became a legend it was such an
amazing life that Arnold Palmer had that
we we wanted to try to tell that in a
compelling way and for the first time
fans will see some of Palmer's most
precious memorabilia brought from his
hometown of Latrobe Pennsylvania summon
Mr Palmer's awards and trophies and and
even little handwritten notes in the
such I mean it's everything from letters
from the presidents to medallions that
he saved from different events also on
display part of Palmer's workshop from
his Orlando home in Bay Hill where he
enjoyed sprucing up his golf clubs a few
seen throughout the experience some of
the famous shots that Arnold Palmer made
can be seen throughout this experience
as fans will get a chance to replicate
those shots and some simulators that are
located throughout this experience I'm
actually about to take a shot at one
Palmer was known to be an aggressive
player shots like the one I tried from
the Royal Birkdale 1961 Open
Championship are an example of his
mental game when he got the ball out of
a bush the Beasley just pitched out and
to make par you know doing it that way
but he decided he was going to try and
hit the green you know out of that Bush
and he slashed through there and he got
it on the green and that propelled him
to go on to win his first Open
Championship but aside from being one of
the greatest golfers of all time he was
also a man of the people
it's truly representing more than just
golf because people some people don't
realize how much he influenced outside
of the game of golf would drive around
on his golf cart and he would shake
hands and he would sign autographs
whether that was a smile or thumbs up or
a wink you know he just he made everyone
feel like they were his best friend and
so now the Arnold Palmer experience
opens to the public today at noon it's
close to the 10th tee box right here on
the golf course
now another fun fact is that nobody has
broken Arnold Palmer's world record in
aviation in 1976 listen to this he was a
pilot as many of you know and in that
year he did the fastest trip around the
world in a Learjet so he still had holds
that world record and disclaimer I will
change I will blame the weather the cold
weather for my failed attempt to
replicate that shot you know when and
Daddy always blame weather right that's
awesome thank you so much well he's
certainly a legacy of passionate of
compassion and kindness and of course
you can see that and all the hospitals
we have oh yeah I know Palmer and Winnie
Palmer his wife the hospital's there I
just truly a testament of who he and his
wife are yeah I remember hearing a story
there actually from one of the PR people
that he came back several times because
it wasn't happy with the way that the
hospital was going so he had a hit a
standard explanation