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It is Malaysian golf’s special time of the year with the CIMB Classic tournament this month. We’ve loaded this issue with insightful Classic interviews including one with the man of the moment, defending champion Justin Thomas who will be seeking a “threepeat” at TPC Kuala Lumpur. Former MGA President, Dato’ Thomas Lee pays tribute to heroes who helped build the Malaysian Golf Association. Improve your game by learning how to strike your irons pure with Justin Rose. 


The New York issue reveals much about golf in the Big Apple. We speak to Shaaban Hussin who had his pro career ended by a horrific motorcycle accident that almost took his life. Contributor Thomas Lee takes us back to the era when the great Norman Von Nida was the Royal Selangor Golf Club’s resident coach. Get to know Malaysia’s prodigal son, Daeng Abdul Rahman. There’s a Q&A with Nicholas Fung among others in this insightful issue.      

This month, Thomas Pieters shows that you don’t need tour-pro clubhead speed to hit irons shots consistently. Read about Phil Mickelson’s escape from an insider-trading case. Jaime Diaz asks questions about Tiger Woods. Brooks Koepka’s swing sequence teaches you more. Travel to Matterhorn and Ba Na Hills with us this month to plan your next golf holiday. Irfan Yusoff is quietly developing into the young man to follow on the PGM Tour.    


It’s time for another major fix in this month’s ‘The Open’ preview. This is our 10th Anniversary issue and we have ranked Malaysia’s Top 10 courses in conjunction with that. Jordan Spieth is on the cover offering putting tips so that you learn to make more putts to win. Its been two years since the Malaysian Open was staged. Contributor Tommy Lee, the former Malaysian Golf Association President shares his experience on the first ever Malaysian Open that was held in 1962 at the Royal Selangor Golf Club.  We also have a special Course Watch pictorial on The Els Club Desaru from the air. All this and more in this special issue!

This issue, readers will get their major fix with the US Open Preview. We feature the venue, the stats and talk about Jon Rahm’s chances. Plus, see which courses made it into America’s 100 Greatest Courses ranking. If you are physically able to give the driver all you got, see how Justin Thomas commits to his drives. We have a Q & A with the new CEO of the Asian Tour, Josh Burack, while former Malaysian Olympic swimmer Jeffrey Ong talks about his swimming exploits and his foray into the golf business. Get all this and more golf tips in the June issue!  

Jason Day shows you how to hit the ball high to be a greens-in-regulation machine. We bid farewell to Malaysia’s hero, P. Gunasagaran who was the first and only Malaysian to have finished second in the Malaysian Open. Guna lost in a historical playoff at Royal Selangor Golf Club against Joakim Haegmann in 1994. See which ball made it into the 2017 Hot List for balls. Travel to Muriwai, New Zealand and see why it is not all about sheep shearing. A former professional is the new Professional Golfers Association of Malaysia (PGAM) President, the first in the association’s history.

The yearly must-have Masters Preview is here and it is 40-pages worth. Can’t get enough of Phil Mickelson? Lefty is famous for his skill with the wedge but he finally opens up on his driving secrets that always split the fairways. Long-hitting Alex Tiong is our Think Young, Play Hard feature this month. Travel with us to the Great Barrier Reef and find out why you can mix scuba diving and golf.   Plus, The 19th Hole team reviews Manja, a relaxing place to have a few after-golf drinks and great fusion food. 

It’s the March issue and it is hot. The 2017 HOT LIST equipment issue returns. Find out which brands and models made it among the 105 gold and silver medallists. Decoded: 6 Urban Legends and myths about equipment. This month, we travel down memory lane with Nazamudin Yusof, one of the few men who played for Malaysia in the World Cup. For once, enjoy the mystical romance of travelling by rail... bring the golf bag along of course.  


Learn to bomb your drives longer from the big hitter himself, Dustin Johnson. There are courses, and there is the ranking of America’s 100 Greatest Courses. See which course is the new No. 1! Money and golf goes hand-in-hand. But find out in an 18-page special on the TV deals and even taxes that go on in America. On the local front, we feature one of the founding fathers of Malaysian golf, Dato’ Thomas Lee. He shares priceless insights and past experiences of how the Malaysian Golf Association was founded, and the trials and tribulations that he and the organizing committee of the Malaysian Open had to endure.   

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December is here and it’s the GOLFERS WHO GIVE BACK issue, honouring the generous few in the game. Having trouble with playing bunker shots? Worry not, as Rickie Fowler shows you how to play several sand shots. Enduring the trials and tribulations of Malaysian pro golf’s formative years, journeyman V. Nellan waxes lyrical in a no holds barred interview. Plus, get Christmas gift ideas from the Holiday Wish List and lots of instruction tips to play better. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!  









THE KING FOREVER... This issue, we celebrate the wonderful memories left  behind by Arnold Palmer. The shots he made, the man that he was both on and off the course, and his words of wisdom. Development of the game was a subject that was important to Arnie, and this issue is all about that too – How to Play Like a Kid Again. Parents will also be inspired by a feature article – ‘How to  Raise a Golfer’. Meanwhile, we have a Q&A with one of Sabah’s rising names in professional golf, Lam Yu Shuen. All this, and a lot more on instructions and travel in this issue.  









We’ve got a whole lot of “beef” in the October issue, as we bring you into the whacky realm of Andrew Johnston who just got his PGA Tour card. It’s that time of the year when we bring you the CIMB Classic and Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia previews and exclusive interviews. Is Tiger Woods finished yet? We discuss this topic over 12 pages. We got an exclusive interview with Sabahan Kevin Peter Chin. He is the first and only Malaysian superintendent that has worked at Harbour Town Golf Links, the site of the RBC Heritage Classic.

Golf’s biggest showdown is happening this month. Get your Ryder Cup issue for previews and facts of an event that in the past have seen epic duels between the USA and Europe. What is the state of professional golf and its association? Read all about it on page 38. We feature A. Ramachandran, one of the pioneer touring pros who is still teaching at 71. Get the dirt on the D.J. rules fiasco at the US Open. Make every putt, says US Women’s Open champion Britanny Lang. This and more drills and tips this September.








All eyes are on Rio and golf making its return to the Olympic Games since 1904. Who will win Olympic gold in Brazil? And, find out how some of the world’s most renowned architects lost out to a lesser known firm in the pitch to design the golf course in Rio de Janeiro. Malaysia’s likely challengers are raring to play for the  country in Rio. Having trouble playing consistently at your home course? We have a solution on how to play your course this month.

Our power-packed 9th Anniversary issue features a story on course architect Ronald Fream who has designed many golf courses in Malaysia and around the world. Find out who is C.C. Boo, Malaysia’s first referee at the U.S. Open and the 2016 Olympics in Brazil. Meanwhile,  Jordan Spieth shows how you can be better in 5 moves. There’s a fashion spread this month on the latest styles available at MST Golf for him and her. Travel with us to Southern France. Plus, our new column, ‘The 19th Hole’, kick-starts with a visit to the Navigators Bar.

What does the future hold for golf? Find out from our Futurists issue that takes a look at the tech and people that are driving the game towards a better tomorrow. Have you noticed the large number of Korean women winning globally? We’ve got an insightful story from veteran tour caddy, Dean Herden that will tell us why Koreans are dominating the game. If you do not know what is PXG, then you may want to read about the man behind it. Since the verdict is out on our Ball Hot List, turn to page 50 for an exclusive look inside Srixon’s ball factory in Indonesia.







It’s the year of the driver according to Rory McIlroy. As one the game’s fittest players, Rory offers some driving tips which he has used on tour with success. Butch Harmon tells you why you are missing greens and how you won’t miss the target again. One of the game’s best putters, Justin Rose, shows us how it’s done. The Olympics is looming on the horizon. Will a Malaysian join the samba party in Rio de Janeiro? See what Natasha Andrea Onn has been up to lately.







Spring is here and it’s time to play better golf in 30 days. Expect loads of drills and instructions to try on the range and be the most improved golfer of 2016! How did professional golf start in Asia? Find out more from a Special Report filed by veteran sports and golf journalist, Roger Rodrigo. On the cover, it is all about Rickie Fowler, the young man that was once not even considered as a Top 10 player. Check him out and lots more this issue! 






The equipment HOT LIST is back and it is bigger than ever before. The 45 pages showcase this year’s award winning clubs. From the driver to putter, gain an insight to the technology that makes golf so much easier to play. Heard of Bobby Lim? Well. For those that don’t, he was one of Malaysia’s pioneer touring professionals that was brave enough to travel abroad to take on some of the best players in the game at that time. Plus, play better golf with some of the best tips and drills from the game’s top instructors and players.  







This is the Planet Golf issue and it is time to check out the World’s Top 100 course ranking and see which Malaysian course made the list. On the cover, the sweet-swinging Louis Oosthuizen shows how you can generate power easily. Learn how you can sink more putts like the pros from Darren May and get many other tips. Read about Wong Hong Nung’s switch from a national footballer to a pro golfer. Plus, travel with us to Kent and  Switzerland. All this and more in this power-packed issue!







What better way to start the new golfing calendar with January’s Family Issue. Jason Day offers tips on how to get the little ones started, while the game’s experts talk about golfing and how to enjoy the game with the family. Award-winning travel writer David Bowden discovered Australia’s latest gemstone, the mesmerising Cape Wickham Links located on King Island. And, get a preview of the EurAsia Cup plus lots of golf tips and fixes.

The December issue ranks the Top 100 athletes that golf. Michael Breed offers one secret move to hit every greenside shot. Find out how amateur Low Khai Jei improved his scores, and why it is so close to home. Its Christmas time and we have gift ideas for golf equipment, or an elegant dress watch. Plus, get reviews on the CIMB Classic and the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia if you missed both events. Happy holidays!  






This issue is power-packed with tips and drills to help your game all-round. Cover personality Tony Finau emphasizes the importance of driving it long and scoring with the putter. Who is America’s Top 50 Teachers? Turn the pages to find out. Arie Irawan has come of age and talks to Roger Rodrigo about his victories on the Asian Development Tour in 2015. Still slicing? Turn to page 48 to end your misery now! 


Laugh your hearts out with our first COMEDY ISSUE featuring SNL’s Colin Jost, Larry David, Margaret Cho and 44 funniest moments in golf history. It’s that time of the year when Kuala Lumpur Golf & Country Club hosts the CIMB Classic and Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia. We preview both events with Q&A’s with KLGCC’s superintendent Nizam Othman and the CIMB Classic’s “man who made it happen”, Effendy Shahul Hamid. Meanwhile, Ainil Johani Bakar reveals the best way around 
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Bubba Watson reveals all in a rare interview. Thai star Thongchai Jaidee talks about his Presidents Cup debut, while Irfan Hamid speaks on the burgeoning Asian Development Tour. Plus, get loads more from our instruction tips.


It is our Happiness issue filled with stories that proof why playing golf perks people up and the happy people that play the hallowed game. We talk to Malaysian apparel company Crest Link’s owner, Raymond Yee, as they take a giant step into the European continent after being part of the Spanish Open for the past two years. Also in the spotlight is Bob Vokey - the Titleist master craftsman talks about what makes the Vokey SM5 wedge so successful worldwide. Plus, Henrik Stenson shows you how to hit the driver longer and straighter. 


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