Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Arnold Palmer
TPC Piper Glen
98th
The TPC Piper Glen course is an Arnold Palmer design that hosted twelve editions of the Home Depot Invitational tournament on the Champions Tour from 1990 until the demise of this professional senior competition in 2001.
TPC River's Bend
25th
A former PGA Champions Tour venue, the TPC River’s Bend course is routed around housing units within a residential development to the northeast of Cincinnati.
TPC Twin Cities
31st
Featuring an Arnold Palmer signature beach bunker on the short par four 7th hole, the King’s course at TPC Twin Cities was constructed by Arnie in collaboration with Tom Lehman.
Tradition Golf Club
31st
Centrepiece of an impressive residential development, Arnold Palmer’s 18 holes at The Tradition Golf Club offer members a golf game of two halves; a solid front nine followed by a more exciting back nine.
Turtle Bay (Palmer)
26th
George Fazio designed the first layout at Turtle Bay Resort in 1971. The Palmer course followed twenty years later, designed by Arnie and Ed Seay, and It has hosted events on both the LPGA and Champions Tour.
Vilamoura (Victoria)
9th

After an investment of €18m in 2004, the fifth golf course at Vilamoura opened for play. Arnold Palmer designed the Victoria and it’s a big layout that was built with tournament play in mind.
Wexford Plantation
64th
Located on Hilton Head Island, the course at Wexford Plantation was originally a rather humdrum mid-1980s Willard Byrd design but a major renovation by Arnold Palmer in 2011 breathed new life into the layout.
World Golf Village (King & Bear)
94th
The King & Bear course at the 36-hole World Golf Village facility is the result of a unique collaboration between the design teams of Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus.
Arnold Palmer Leaderboard
Rank | Name | Courses Played |
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1 | Steve Starika |
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2 | James VanArsdall |
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3 | David Harak |
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4 | Roy Gaddey |
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5 | Jon Gillman |
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6 | Keith Burdette |
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7 | M. James Ward |
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8 | Joseph Andriole |
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= | Joshua Asher |
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10 | Roy Amato |
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