A memorable week awaits at Bay Hill without Arnold Palmer, “The King”

ORLANDO, Fla. — A bottle of Musk Monsieur — the cologne that announced Arnold Palmer was near — is still on his desk at Bay Hill.
Next to it, a plastic cup holds pens Palmer used to sign autographs, too many to count. Even when his health kept him from hitting a ceremonial tee shot at the Masters, he would spend as many as three hours a day carefully putting golf’s most famous (and legible) signature on whatever his army of fans sent him.
For the most part, everything was