Donald Trump Awards ‘True Legend’ Tiger Woods the Medal of Freedom
President Donald Trump awarded Tiger Woods the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Monday, just 22 days after the world-renowned golfer won the Masters tournement for the fifth time.

President Donald Trump awarded Tiger Woods the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Monday, just 22 days after the world-renowned golfer won the Masters tournement for the fifth time.
Tiger Woods withdrew from entering this week’s Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament at Bay Hill.
A letter sent from Arnold Palmer to an obscure University of Michigan golfer, received ten days after the “The King” passed away on September 25th, provided a “priceless moment” for the recent U.S. Amateur finalist.
Monday avid golfer and president of the United States Barack Obama paid tribute to Arnold Palmer one day after “The King” of golf passed away at the age of 87.
Sportscaster Jim Gray reacted to the death of legendary golfer Arnold Palmer Monday on Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom.” Gray remembered Palmer for his great talent, as well as his great personality. “Everybody liked him. He had time for everybody.
While 62 PGA Tour wins and seven majors are impressive on their own, they don’t convey the hold Arnold Palmer’s persona had on the American public in the 1960s.
Arnold Palmer’s chief rival and close friend said goodbye on social media.
Legendary golfer Arnold Palmer passed away in Pittsburgh on Sunday at 87.
Arnold Palmer, a seven-time major winner who brought golf to the masses and became the most beloved figure in the game, died Sunday, a source close to the family confirmed to Golfweek. He was 87.