1st Ed Arnold Palmer/ Golfin' Dolphin Book/Movie Rights

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 A clever, young dolphin named Duffy learns to play golf  by observing and emulating the professional golfers playing by his water hazard home on the 18th hole of a tournament-ranked Texas course.  Admiring Arnold Palmer's remarkable skill, bold demeanor and daring, Duffy becomes an enthusiastic recruit in Arnie's Army.  As luck would have it Mr. Palmer is scheduled to play in an important tournament at Duffy's home course.  Upon hearing the great news the young dolphin is truly thrilled.  On the final hole of the tournament Mr. Palmer encounters an unbelievable bit of bad luck hitting the ball into the drink.  But in a fortunate twist of fate Duffy is able to even the score helping his hero turn defeat into victory via Mr. Palmer's skill and inherent daring.  In a generous gesture of thank you and mutual admiration Mr. Palmer drapes the tournament medal about the young dolphin's neck a source of great pride for Duffy.

The continuing story finds Duffy becoming a golf instructor to the creatures in the depths of his water hazard home.  Upon hearing that Mr. Palmer is scheduled to play at Bay Hill in Florida the young dolphin decides to swim the Gulf of Mexico from Texas to Florida to see his hero.  On his journey Duffy encounters the likes of Davey Jones and his band of cutthroats, a pool hustling shark named Mighty Whitey, and the deadly nets of a tuna trawler.  The medal given to Duffy by Mr. Palmer  (the general of golf) ultimately proves to be a life saver and Mr. Palmer, in true heroic fashion, saves his steadfast soldier in a daring rescue.

All ends well at Bay Hill.

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