Arnold Palmer, who rose to the top of the international golf world and later became a successful businessman and humanitarian, was being remembered Monday across sports and business following his death on Sunday evening. He was 87. In a career that spanned five decades, Palmer went from winning his first professional tournament in 1955 to becoming one of golf’s greatest players and one of its most recognized ambassadors, amassing 92 championships including four Masters tournament wins between 1958 and 1964. The son of a greenskeeper, he went on to build a company that designed more than 200 golf courses around the ... (full story)