Los Angeles Open Golf Tournament

Arnold Palmer, leading by seven strokes, attracts a large gallery at the Los Angeles Open. Paul Harney makes a strong attempt to overtake him, tying for second place. Despite some bogeys, Palmer recovers with a long approach shot and secures victory with a final putt, winning $11,000. Palmer had predicted his strong performance in 1966.

What was Arnold Palmer's lead as he approached the final round of the Los Angeles Open?

• Seven strokes

• Five strokes

• Three strokes

• Nine strokes

Which golfer made a strong attempt to overtake Arnold Palmer during the final round?

• Paul Harney

• Jack Nicklaus

• Gary Player

• Lee Trevino

What score did Paul Harney achieve to tie for second place?

• 65

• 68

• 66

• 67

What was the length of the putt that tested Arnold Palmer's skill during the final round?

• 25-footer

• 15-footer

• 20-footer

• 30-footer

How much prize money did Arnold Palmer win for his victory at the Los Angeles Open?

• $11,000

• $10,000

• $12,000

• $9,000