Palmer retiring from ceremonial tee shot at Masters
By our correspondents
March 17, 2016
CALIFORNIA: Arnold Palmer will not join in the ceremonial opening tee shots at this year’s Masters due to a lingering shoulder injury, and the four-time winner at Augusta said it was time for him to give up the honoUr.
The 86-year-old Palmer had been an honorary starter at the Masters since 2007.
“Am I disappointed by that? Well, sure, but time moves on,” Palmer said from Bay Hill on Tuesday, where he hosts this week’s PGA Tour stop.
“I stopped playing in the Masters in 2004. I stopped playing in the Par-3 (Contest) last year, and now it’s time to end this part of my Masters career.”
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