The name goes back to the 1960s, when golfer Arnold Palmer ordered a non-alcoholic version of the drink while out on the course—one part tea, one part lemonade.

An Arnold Palmer is a mixture of iced tea and lemonade. As the story goes, it is named after the legendary golfer who ordered this refreshing summer beverage in the 1960s. Some say he actually ...

Originally created by, and later named after, the golf legend Arnold Palmer, this drink is a refreshing combination of lemonade and iced tea. You’ll typically find an equal blend of tea and ...

The Arnold Palmer drink is named after American legendary golfer Arnold Palmer (1929-2016). In the late 1960s, Palmer reportedly asked a country club bartender for a mixture of iced tea and ...

An ideal ratio for a standard Arnold Palmer is one that favors just slightly more iced tea than lemonade. For a single-serving recipe, around ¼ cup lemonade to ½ cup iced tea will suffice.

Azalea cocktail, pimento cheese, Arnold Palmer jam and more recipes to make for The Masters. Chef Emily Lane McClish has cooked for clients in Augusta during Masters Week.

As she said, an Arnold Palmer is a mix of iced tea and lemonade, but we’re so intrigued by the lime addition. The easy-to-recreate drink only needs a few ingredients, like brewed rooibos, thyme ...