Raise a glass to celebrate the life of golf’s “King” — and make it an Arnold Palmer. “I imagine that Arnold Palmer walks into a restaurant and they ask him what he’s drinking, and he ...

RELATED: Upgrade your iced tea with these 6 tips. And while many likely have their own formula for the proper lemonade-iced tea mix, Palmer is clear on how to do it the right way.

Much like the Simply Lemonade pairing with the Gold Peak Sweet Tea described above, this combination delivers just what you’d expect from an Arnold Palmer. The sweetness from the tea and the ...

How much to drink: Tea is primarily made from water, so it contributes to hydration levels, but it should supplement, not replace, water intake. For most people, 2 to 4 cups of unsweetened tea per day ...

Of course Palmer wasn’t the first person ever to add lemonade to iced tea. More likely he was simply the most famous person to do it. But that combo and its popularity sure does say a lot about ...

Arnold Palmer does a great job of avoiding the bile-y, too-acidic undercurrent that makes Twisted Tea so unpleasant. This just tastes like tea and lemonade. It's very easy to drink, which is ...

In the late 1960s, Palmer reportedly asked a country club bartender for a mixture of iced tea and lemonade after a round of golf. As his popularity grew, so did the drink's fame.

The drink, the "Arnold Palmer," was indeed started by Arnold Palmer as a combination of iced tea and lemonade. So simple, yet so delicious. He explained the origin of the drink in a 30 for 30 short.

Raise a glass to celebrate the life of golf's ''King'' - and make it an Arnold Palmer. ''I imagine that Arnold Palmer walks into a restaurant and they ask him what he's drinking, and he says ...

Palmer loved iced tea and suggested to his wife, Winnie, one day that she make a big pitcher of the drink. For fun, he suggested a dose of lemonade to mix things up.