This issue, South Korean Inbee Park marked her return to the winner’s circle with a resounding victory at the 2017 HSBC Women’s Champions; A look inside Titleist’s Ball Plant 4; TaylorMade’s new putters feature precision milling and a new pure roll insert; A weeklong gourmet golf experience on Prince Edward Island, Canada.

Inside Golf Asia this month, Titleist introduces the T-Series irons in four  precision pin seeking models designed for blended set optimisation. Cleveland's CBX Full-Face 2 wedge features heel to toe grooves across its largest ever face. Get closer to the flagstick with maximum forgiveness, spin and feel. 

Read about Golf's New World Order, which unifies men's professional golf in a landmark deal that could change the face of golf forever.

Me And My Golf, the internet's most successful golf coaches, share their technique and thought on how to bomb your driver to better golf. 

And we go golfing in the Algarve, the coastal region of Portugal that is a sense-sational experience for golf and the great outdoors.

Inside Golf Asia this August, the adidas Falll/Winter Collection 2023 features silhouettes and materials so every golfer can put their best fashion foot forward come rain or shine.

Codechaos Laceless is the first high-performance spikeless golf shoe from adidas with laceless construction. The booty design is movement-focused, stable and features a bold new digital print for a groundbreaking standout look.

Blade or mallet, plumber’s or gooseneck, insert or no - find out which of 2023’s hot new putters suit you best with our easy-to-understand guide to nine of the hottest putter brands.

We tick one off the bucket list as we tackle the desert dunes of Dubai in the new Land Rover Defender 130. A luxurious eight-seater SUV built to conquer extreme environments that drives just as impeccably on tarmac. 

And we escape to the townships of Evian-les-Bains and Chamonix, where set against Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc are two of the most picturesque locales one can dream of and play golf at.

This July in Golf Asia, all the latest iron models for 2023 are out and it’s time to put them to the test. We compare them head to head and give each model a forgiveness rating and handicap guide so you can decide which iron suits you and why.

FootJoy celebrates its first centenary this year. Ever since Harvard graduate Perley Flint joined the company in 1910, FootJoy has been inexorably linked to golf. This is the story of golf’s longest running brand.

The 151st Open returns to Royal Liverpool, one of England’s most celebrated and oldest links. Discover the magic of Hoylake and why it will deliver a unique spectacle unlike any course on The Open rota.

Xander Schaufelle dreams of another summer to remember at the Renaissance Club, as he returns to defend his title at the Genesis Scottish Open and prepares for the last major of the year.

Discover Yue Bai’s flavours of summer. Led by principles of traditional Chinese dietary therapy, Chef Lee Hongwei brings forth creative renditions of nourishing dishes to ease the summer heat.

In Time, automotive racing-inspired timepieces feature the iconic Tag Heuer Monaco in three new skelotonised chronographs of original blue, racing red and turquoise. Richard Mille’s RM 71-01 Le Mans Classic pays tribute to the legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans with a 150-piece limited edition in green and white quartz TPT.

Inside Golf Asia this June, Scotty Cameron completes the Super Select lineup with new mid mallets in simple industrial looks. Tour-inspired innovations include I-beam necks, dual-milled faces and higher-MOI weighting for more forgiveness. Mizuno’s ST-230 series features three drivers specifically Speed Technology tuned with the Cortech Chamber - the missing piece to its ball speed equation. Top Gear for 2023 continues with a comparison of the latest models of irons, wedges and putters. If you need advice on buying the best clubs, look no further.

We ponder the big questions ahead of the 123rd US Open hosted in Hollywood and speak with defending champion Matt Fitzpatrick, the baby-faced assassin. Then we escape to the familiar tropical Thai isle of Phuket for a visit with two sibling courses that beguile golfers with their charm and challenge - Red Mountain and Lock Palm.

Inside Golf Asia this month, the more accessible Honma Beres Nx line of clubs is built to appeal to the younger player and a broad handicap range with a lightweight design that unites speed and game-improvement performance. The TaylorMade BRNR Mini Driver is inspired by the Burner Ti Bubble 2 and features a carbon fibre, titanium and steel clubhead that glides through turf for "driver off the deck" distance with the reliability of lofted fairway woods. Cleveland’s RTX 6 ZipCore wedge gives the golfer an edge over the course with high-spin shots from any lie through a combination of the new HydraZip face, UltiZip grooves, and upgraded ZipCore technologies.

The visionary Pegasus is a futuristic Superyacht invisible both in design and in her environmental impact. Created to be as close to the sea and nature as possible, it is seemingly made of clouds and visually floats above the waterline.

And we escape to Anyava Cove in the Philippines where beautiful seascape meets mountain in this captivating golf property that mixes parkland with links, in a hybrid course that has wowed many who have played this verdant property.

Inside Golf Asia this month, Cobra’s Aerojet drivers deliver new levels of speed and distance through advanced aerodynamic shaping while Callaway’s Paradym drivers push weight and stability to the limit with a 360 Carbon Chassis. Sun Mountain’s Mid-Stripe bag collection is styled with a sense of nostalgia - the stand bags in classic 80s colours combine the tradition of vinyl with modern features for the best of both worlds. 

LIV Golf Ceo Greg Norman doesn’t mind being the villiain because of a thick skin. In a wide-ranging interview, Norman hits back at Tiger and Rory, and reveals why his leadership has the PGA Tour “running scared”.

In Learn, discover how to improve your sand play and make the sand your friend, then go golfing in the breeze and sunshine of the southern Spanish golfing paradise that is Sotogrande.

Inside Golf Asia this March, adidas’ pushes the limits of lightweight high performance. The no compromise ZG23 golf shoe is redesigned for increased traction, stability, and comfort.The Ultimate365 TOUR apparel hides sweat while keeping golfers cool, dry and comfortable with an increased range of motion.

Focused on feel, craftsmanship and performance, TaylorMade’s acclaimed P·700 Series irons improves following Tour feedback to become technical, elegant and timeless. 

Ideal for moderate swing speeds, Titleist’s ultra-lightweight TSR1 metals deliver effortless speed, distance and high launch with no sacrifice in forgiveness, looks or feel.

In Dine, Chef Marvas continues to interpret East Asian flavours with French culinary techniques in an entirely new dinner format of creative exploration.

And Lamborghini bids farewell to the V12 Era with the Invencible and Autentica - one-off cars that represent the very peak of Lamborghini’s DNA and exclusive accent on personalisation.

Inside Golf Asia this month, Titleist’s 2023 Pro V1 and Pro V1x come with new high-gradient cores for lower long game spin, increased distance and a more consistent flight. 

Vokey Design SM9 wedges introduces the seventh and newest stock grind. The  low bounce T Grind with a narrow crescent surface and wider back flange frees up the golfer up to get under the ball easily when the turf feels firm, or when short-sided. 

For the first time ever, TaylorMade’s Stealth 2 Carbonwood drivers feature more carbon than titanium, combining the speed of Stealth with technological advancements to create a new level of distance and forgiveness.

And we escape to the undiscovered world of Laos. Not an obvious destination on golfers’ itineraries, it is a country largely left alone but with a most storied past, and it brings a new game to the fold.

Golf Asia kicks off 2023 with the new Ping G430 drivers and fairway woods. For the first time, a carbon crown features on the G430 LST and a lightweight High Launch edition helps moderate swing speed gofers gain more distance off the tee. Scotty Cameron’s limited release Monoblok putters are Golo inspired rounded mallets in new neck and shaft configurations. TaylorMade’s Kalea Premier is a complete women’s golf set that is elegantly lightweight, easy to launch and built with maximum forgivenesss.

In Time, we feature collector timepieces that are inspired artisanal interpretations of the lunar new year of the rabbit. And we escape to mesmerising Morocco, a land that is mystical, magical and filled with
the dreams of a thousand nights, and much golf to be discovered.

This month in Golf Asia, Cleveland Golf’s CBX ZipCore cavity-back wedges with easier-to-swing lighter shafts are designed to transition smoothly into cavity backed iron sets for the amateur. Forgiving and soft as butter, CBX ZipCore builds short game confidence.

Scotty Cameron’s Special Select Jet Set putters Inspired by high-end custom car culture are an expression of luxury performance from grip to sole. Two new “Plus” models’ feature slightly wider profiles with higher MOI to push blade performance to new levels.

Callaway’s Jaws Raw wedge line marries craftsmanship to cutting edge innovation. Performance enhanced with a raw face for maximum spin, tungsten for weight balance, feel and control; a new tour-inspired Z grind produces a more forgiving shotmaker’s wedge.

With the arrival of winter comes two Legacy Machine FlyingT models inspired by swirling snow and icy stalagmites. The MB&F and jewellery designer Emmanuel Tarpin collaboration combines technical wizardry, nature, sculpture, and gemstones into breathtaking limited edition time pieces.

In Escape, here’s how to end the year with glee at 10 of the finest places in the world to golf. We round up some of the top golf destinations ranging from the Dominican Republic to Jogjakarta, and Nevada to Wales. 

Inside Golf Asia this month, Mizuno’s JPX 923 irons evolves and expands into a five model series that includes the new Hot Metal High Launch, creating options for elite tour players, slow swinging amateurs and every player in between. 

Titleist improves upon the four F’s of flight, feel, form and forgiveness with the new TSR fairway metals - TSR2, TSR2+ and TSR3 - all featuring a lowered and optimised CG for increased forgiveness and a higher launch.

We test PIng’s ChipR, to see if this hybrid of a putter and wedge is truly the short-game solution to every golfer’s chipping woes. Can you really get closer to the hole with chunking or blading chip shots anymore?

Dining at Buona Terra brings contemporary Italian creations steeped in deep, comforting flavours synonymous with this bountiful time of the year. Savour seared scallop with Bagna Cauda, binchotan grilled 10-day aged pigeon with moscato sauce, and an autumn menu elevated by redolent white truffle.  

Escape to the magic of Queenstown where outdoor adventure awaits and fine golf courses span adjacent to majestic mountain ranges. World-class layouts include The Hills, Jack’s Point, Kelvin Heights and Millbrook Resort. Or choose to simply chill out and enjoy the wonderful New Zealand produce, wine and landscape at award-winning fine dining establishments and cheerful casual cafes.

This month in Golf Asia, Titleist’s TSR drivers are the culmination of the Titleist Speed Project that began six years ago. The new TSR2, TSR3 and TSR4 drivers each provide distinct performance options for different swings, bringing more speed and distance to every golfer. 

For the select group that still prefer the versatility of the long iron yet still seeks some measure of the  forgiveness, TaylorMade’s Stealth UDI and Stealth DHY are the latest innovation in driving irons and driving hybrids for the better player seeking control, a lower launch and spin.

Orchid Country Club’s cost-efficient makeover have refreshed course conditions. Greens have been re-turfed, contours are more well-defined and bunkers now adopt more of a sand-belt feel. Read the review where the Golf Asia team played all 27 holes in a single day.

The adidas Golf Day 2022 was a celebration of inclusivity and sustainability through golf impossible to ignore. Over 90 golfers teed it up in a parade of adidas sustainable apparel and the latest in Codechaos 22 footwear and partied in style with adidas golf ambassadors that included celebrities and influencers. 

Inside Golf Asia this month, TaylorMade’s Hi-Toe 3 is a full-faced wedge focused on versatile performance around the greens from deep rough, bunkers, in wet conditions and from tight lies. It’s one wedge to hit all the shots. Cobra expands the King putter range with a new black finish, new necks and the new mallet styled King Cuda model. Mizuno’s M.Craft Omoi forged putter line-up retains precise looks, feel and a blue ion finish, with the addition of heavyweight stability through the putting stroke. Find out how to build your perfect set of 14 clubs based around the four iron categories of high- handicap, mid-handicap, players’ distance and players’.

We profile Daryl Lim, the 26-year old golf teaching professional competing at the annual World Long Drive Championship, spearheading Singapore’s maiden foray into the sport of professional long drive.  And we escape to the The Belfry in the middle of the English Midlands. Having hosted the Ryder Cup no less than four times, more than any other course in history, The Belfry’s magnificent Brabazon course is one of the finest inland tracks in all of Europe. 

Inside Golf Asia this August, Scotty Cameron’s most high-tech putter, the Phantom X, has evolved into a 10-putter line featuring entirely new head shapes and model updates with new graphics, premium styling, and a milled steel face construction on nearly every model. Cobra’s King Forged Tec irons expands to three different models that delivers the looks, soft feel, and precision performance for single digit to high handicaps. A sleeker 5-step forged body and face enhances distance with improved stability in a more compact shape. 

The Tours are at war. The LIV Golf Invitational Series has already cleared plenty of hurdles in its quest to change the face of golf forever. The worrying part is what happens next. We ask the questions in an attempt to see what the future holds for professional golf.

Phuket, a favourite destination with holiday makers and golfers alike, now sees the addition of the luxe Aquella Golf & Country Club which is setting a new standard for luxury resort-styled golf. Now there’s another compelling reason to swing by the sunny isle sooner rather than later.

This July in Golf Asia, we preview The Open on its 150th anniversary and ponder five big open questions, from strategies and winning scores to howling winds and epic comebacks. And Colin Morikawa, who won The Open on his first try last year, waxes lyrical about changing irons and his expectations ahead of his title defence at St Andrews.

In gear, Honma fuses Japanese craftsmanship with tour-inspired designs with the the next generation T//World 757 collection of clubs for professionals and aspiring players. Ping’s i525 is a redefinition of its players-distance iron, now longer with predictable distance and increased feel. Cobra’s LTDx game improvement irons feature PWR-COR weighting with a PWRSHELL face in a chase for increased ball speed and a quest for all out distance. Adidas turns up the volume with the Codechaos 22 shoe and pushes revolutionary spikeless performance to the next level. 

The curtain descends on Keppel Club’s Bukit Chermin course after 118 Years. We pay tribute to one of Singapore’s more polarising courses with one last look at Keppel’s 18 hole layout and bid farewell to the Grand Old Dame.

This month inside Golf Asia, Justin Thomas ends a five year major drought after an exciting three hole aggregate playoff, capturing his second PGA championship in record breaking fashion. 

Ahead of the 122 US Open at Brookline, we address eight of the major talking points. From critical holes and surprising trends, to the 1999 Ryder Cup and one of the shortest par 3s in Major history.

If you’re in the market for a new set irons, we bring you the essential buyer’s guide. 38 sets of the latest irons tested and rated for distance and forgiveness, from muscle backs to hollow heads, cavity backs and super forgiving hybrid- style irons, so you can cut through the clutter and make an informed decision on what’s exactly right for your game.

In Escape, Greece is the destination of choice with its storied history and mythology. The country had never been on the radar of golfers with few golf courses and none of any significance, but the island resort of Costa Navarino has changed all that with two world class layouts.

This month inside Golf Asia, the Tour Alpha is FootJoy’s most technologically advanced shoe, with an attention-grabbing silhouette that delivers power from a secure foundation with stability and comfort for the golf athlete. TayloMade’s Spider GT reimagines the Spider line with a new identity and performance. The four new putters break the mould with a new angular geometric shape, and at the same time brings high-MOI Spider performance to familiar shapes. 

From drivers to putters, Top Gear 22 puts 200 clubs put through their paces. From the mountains of data analysed, the top performers emerged to help you make the most informed choice when shopping for any club in the bag.

In Escape, we travel to the Bermuda Triangle. Scary triangle or not, getting lost here is a golfer’s dream come true as we explore the skies and seas of golfing in Bermuda Island.

And with Mother’s day around the corner, we present suggestions for a weekend of sweet maternal celebration, from Marmalade Pantry’s Floral Blush afternoon tea set to Restaurant Gaig’s rich and hearty Caldereta, a sublime lobster stew that will satisfy the whole family.

This month in Golf Asia, Honma releases two new collections with bold twists on clubhead aesthetics under its coveted Beres series of luxury golf clubs. The visually stunning and expertly crafted game-enhancing clubs promote straighter, longer ball flight and increased ball speed. Engineered for the longest total distance, Cobra’s LTDx unicorn driver delivers the ideal combination of maximum ball and forgiveness.

Ahead of the 86th Masters, we feature the 10 key major talking points, from Hideki’s defence to the man most likely to don the Green Jacket. And what’s the secret to winning the Masters? We asked 18 former champions who have Green Jackets of their own to reveal how to tame Augusta.

And we escape to the pearl of the Middle East. Now a golfing haven, Abu Dhabi has become an oasis of every imaginable human want, settled in an island along the Persian Gulf.

This month in Golf Asia, Titleist delivers updates on three ball models. AVX is now reformulated for more short game spin and control alongside low spinning and low launch distance. Coming soon in new Matte Blue, the speed focused Velocity delivers a low spinning high flight for straighter, longer distance. TruFeel’s new thinner new cover offers an even softer feel with the putter and wedge and is now injected with more speed.

TaylorMade’s Stealth fairway and rescue clubs feature 3D carbon crowns and a refined V-sole design for unprecedented forgiveness, launch and playability ever. 

The adidas Tour360 22 reinvents the ground breaking golf shoe, looking back to innovate forward for a new era of fit and traction.

In Dine, we salute the epicurean heroines of Singapore’s culinary scene to mark International Women’s Day, even as we feature the Rolex Lady-Datejust, a symbol of excellence and femininity inspired by audacity since 1957.

Then we escape to a golfing mecca that beckons in Marrakech, where Mediterranean sunsets and the quiet sighs of the moors set the tone for a golfing adventure.

Inside Golf Asia this February, TaylorMade declares the arrival of the Carbonwood age with the Stealth family of drivers. The red 60 ply carbon-face 40% lighter than titanium delivers more ball speed and sounds as a TaylorMade driver should. Callaway’s Rogue ST drivers take a cue from Formula 1 and are their fastest and most stable, each of the four models are speed-tuned to a golfer’s swing by way of the tungsten speed cartridge for more speed and forgiveness. Titleist’s Vokey Design SM9 Wedges have evolved to help the golfer hit a pro-like trajectories with a lowered ball flight for more spin, control, distance and accuracy. 

Learn how to break 100, 90, or 80 with our pro tips to driving the ball better based on your golfing ability. The we profile Matthew Fitzpatrick, the nearly man no more who has analytically plotted his way to several wins in Europe. One of the best putters in the game, the Englishman also shares his six steps to better putting.

In Dine, Binary Gastro-Bar features delightful sharing dishes in the distinct flavours of either Asian and Western complemented by over 60 wine labels and signature cocktails. And we escape to sweet Alabama where millions of visitors have visited the warm, charming American state to play the trail of many courses designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones.

Inside Golf Asia this January, the story of how Collin Morikawa made major equipment changes just before his debut at The Open last year. While taboo to most, Morikawa did it to put himself in a position to win, which he did spectacularly. 
 
The Mizuno Pro series embraces the future of forged irons by adding rocket fuel to the mix. The Pro 221 is the ultimate muscleback, the Pro 223 is the elite player’s cavity back, and the Pro 225 is the hollow bodied hot metal blade. Complementing the series is the Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi that emphasises fast ball speeds.

Golf Asia spoke with FootJoy and discovered that more than 50% of golfers wear the wrong glove size. Read our primer on how to choose a glove for the proper fit, and show your glove some love to maintain performance and durability.

The emergence of the zodiac tiger sees two limited edition luxury timepieces. Chopard’s L.U.C. XP Urushi Year of the Tiger and Blancpain’s Traditional Chinese Calendar each have their own unique approach in creating a lunar new year collector’s edition.

And we escape to the Spanish Mallorca, the isla of golf, an European golfing haven as beautiful as it is enticing. We play the many varied and scenic courses that include the heralded Son Gaul and the Robert Trent Jones II designed Alcanada.

This December in Golf Asia, How did Phil Mickelson become the oldest Major champion at 50 years old? We reveal his equipment secrets and the carefully calibrated changes made to his bag to take on and beat the youngsters. Mizuno’s ST-G 220 driver introduces three weight tracks to simultaneously affect spin, height of trajectory and left-right direction for ultra-adjustability. Gear Fixes identifies the common mistakes golfers make on the course and how to fix them with better strategy or simply by choosing the right equipment for the shot at hand.

In Escape, we visit South China gems gems on Hainan Island, where the most pristine courses in the Middle Kingdom are coupled with perfect climate for the ultimate golf vacation. Dine introduces seven lavish Yuletide dining options for the festive season. And Move gets you there in style with the modernist design of the fifth generation Range Rover.

This November inside Golf Asia, PXG’s new flagship GEN4 drivers, fairways, and hybrids introduce a muscleback hybrid crown construction to increase weight efficiency and MOI performance. GEN4 irons with XCOR supports more face movement and a bigger sweet spot while precision weighting technology allows golfers to try both lighter and heavier set-ups to unlock performance gains.

Scotty Cameron’s limited release Phantom X 9.5 Triple Black putter expresses many of Scotty’s ideas for form and function in a playable and collectible high-MOI mallet head shape. And we gather 31 golf shoes and narrow down the very best to help you choose the right model for your game from spikeless or spiked, budget to tour. Then learn three ways to get up and down around the green, by using a hybrid, by adding versatility with different irons and by taking out the slopes.

In dine, The Gyu Bar showcases wagyu through a curated 9-course omakase menu highlighting various regional livestock in a wagyu journey through seven different prefectures of Japan, from Furano in the north to Kagoshima in the south.

Escape takes us to the United Kingdom and The Grove, a Hertfordshire homage to millionaire golf, a veritable showcase of dazzlingly good golf.

This October in Golf Asia, Cleveland’s Launcher XL clubs make golf fun again for the recreational golfer; included is a new hy-wood looks and plays like a hybrid with the distance of a 3-wood. More suited to the Asian golfer, Callaway’s Epic Max Fast series is a lightweight Japanese edition for the golfer seeking more speed with less effort. Ping’s i59’s are a disruption in forged iron design, touting the ultimate in consistency with unprecedented forgiveness in a blade-style irons. And TaylorMade TP Hydro Blast putters with the White Pure Roll insert focuses on craftsmanship in seven traditionally shaped designs finished in matte metal. 

We feature a hole-by-hole rundown of Whistling Straits and how the course played out in the Ryder Cup; then experience the Els Club Datai, a slick golf course with no bunkers surrounded by millions year old rainforest that is one of Malaysia’s finest in golf.

Read how Jon Rahm was fitted and equipped by Callaway with the tools to reach world number 1 and what you can learn from it.

For the peckish, Kinki pushes the boundaries and serves up creative flavour combinations and is a sassy and unconventional take on Japanese cuisine. 

Inside Golf Asia this month, the anticipated re-working of the multi-material Titleist T-Series irons, designed in form, feel, and function to provide precise control for lower scores. Complementing them are the U505 utility iron and T200 long irons for the better player seeking a higher launch, and longer more consistent distance. TaylorMade’s Milled Grind 3 wedges feature raised micro-ribs between each groove to increase optimal spin on all shots shot from every distance. Callaway’s Jaws Full Toe wedge is inspired by the PM Grind, touting expanded playability and full control on every wedge shot imaginable.

We’ve done the research on 38 new balls so you don’t have to. Discover which ball is the right fit for your game to lower your scores. Padraig Harrington, the European captain speaks ahead of the Ryder Cup defence at Whistling Straits. And we escape to China to discover the Dunes at Shenzhou Peninsula, a Tom Weiskopf design that rivals the best of Scotland’s links.

Inside Golf Asia this August, the third generation of TaylorMade’s P.790 irons sees cleaner lines married to re-engineered technology for a 60% larger and intelligent sweet spot. Cobra Golf’s takes a deep dive into flatsticks and introduces two families of putters; a 3D printed multi-material line and a high performance Vintage line. And 36 new high performance putters of every imaginable shape and design are rated and reviewed to help you choose your perfect putter.

Golf’s first Olympic champion in more than a century, Justin Rose, reveals what the Olympic quest feels like and how winning gold compares to winning in professional golf. And we escape to England’s Cornwall and the Trevose Golf and Country Club to experience the 27 hole coastal delight of true links golf designed by the legendary Harry Colt.

This July in Golf Asia, the year’s final major, the 149th Open, is about to unfold in Sandwich. We look back at who’s won at Royal St George’s and how to play the most difficult course on the Open rota. 

In Gear, Adidas’ eco-sustainable Primeblue apparel and footwear range is performance primed for the future. Honma’s T//World Wedge improves CG location for optimal distance and spin control, while the Beres wedge offers up the gold standard in luxury performance. Cobra’s King Cobra wedge with Snakebite Groove technology uses progressively different groove length and shapes to optimise spin control based on how the wedge is most often used.

Experience the soul of Catalan gastronomy at the Michelin-starred Restaurant Gaig with its reinvigorated menu and decor, then escape to Scotland’s Carnegie Club at Skibo Castle for a round or two of exclusive golf.

Inside Golf Asia this June, we test the irons of 2021. All of 41 sets with the latest in technology and design are tested and rated for forgiveness so you can decide which best suits you. Adidas’ legendary tennis shoe turned iconic streetwear now redefines what is versatile golf performance footwear with the Stan Smith Golf; sustainably fashionable, soft and breathable, and made from recycled materials. Unlock your inner superpower with the mask-like Oakley Kato. Like nothing seen before, the Kato sits just millimetres off the face in a moulded custom fit that covers both eyes and nose. Soon to be unleashed at the Tokyo Olympics by over 1000 athletes.  

In Escape, we venture to Canada’s most easterly province, Newfoundland. Off the beaten path is the Twin Rivers Course at Terra Nova Resort, where you’ll discover very good golf set within the scenic wilderness and along the rugged coastline, along with the freshest seafood dining this side of the Atlantic.

And we celebrate the Phil Mickelson’s epic victory for the ages at the PGA Championship, profile runner-up Brooks Koepka, and remember Seve Ballesteros’s moment at the Memorial when players and fans stopped all things golf to weigh on a legend’s word.

Inside this month’s Golf Asia, Top Gear 2021 is where you’ll find all the latest drivers, fairways, hybrids, irons, wedges and putters compared against each other with recommendations of the top performers. The top models of each category are the cream of this year’s offerings highlighting which clubs will perform for you, based on data from our launch monitor.

Overlooked and undervalued for far too long, women’s golf is now growing at an unprecedented speed, In The Game Changers, four stars of the game discuss how the future of women’s golf will look like.

In Escape, we visit the Canadian province of Nova Scotia to discover the Fox Harb’r Golf Resort & Spa. An expansive luxury lifestyle playground which stars a golf course with ample land along an incredible coastline, and was quickly voted as Canada’s best new course in 2011 and one of the Top 100 courses in North America. 

This April in Golf Asia, go anywhere in earth friendly comfort and style with adidas new Go-To line of innovative apparel that is Primegreen and made with 89 percent recycled plastic. Callaway has expanded A.I. design beyond the Flash Face to the new Jailbreak Speed Frame, synergising both to work in tandem and increase ball speeds across the entire face. Footjoy’s Premiere Series is a modern representation of the classic golf shoe influenced by the discerning taste of the modern golfer. 

It’s also that time of the year where we bring you the drivers of the year - over 30 of 2021’s big dogs split into 3 distinct categories of low spin, forgiveness and draw-biased, then tested and rated so you can make an informed decision.

And with the first major of the year in April, we profile Jordan Spieth and ask the question if he is back and ready to win again at The Masters. While we’re around Augusta National, we’ll escape to the Ford Plantation, a Pete Dye design for a golf club steeped in tradition and pedigree within a private community.

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Magzter Inc. is the World's largest and fastest growing self-service, cross-platform digital newsstand with over 80 million users since its inception in 2011 and thousands of magazines and newspapers across 40+ categories and 60+ languages. Headquartered in New York, Magzter has its local presence in Amsterdam, London, Mexico City, Chennai, Mumbai, New Delhi, Bengaluru, Singapore, and will soon be expanding to other countries. Founded by global entrepreneurs, Girish Ramdas and Vijay Radhakrishnan in June 2011, Magzter enables magazine and newspaper publishers around the world to create and deliver digital editions of their titles to global consumers.

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Magzter offers the world’s largest “All-You-Can-Read” subscription service called Magzter GOLD which gives digital readers unlimited access to 8,000+ magazines and newspapers for a monthly subscription price. Magzter also has the largest number of stories in the world with its game-changing ezRead 2.0 feature for its apps, which enables smartphone and small-screen mobile users to enjoy magazine content the way it was meant to be enjoyed, with article text that is easy to read and is accompanied by stunning videos and high resolution photography.

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Golf Asia Magazine - April 2017

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Golf Asia Magazine - April 2017

Golf Asia Magazine - April 2017

In this issue

HSBC Women's Champions 2017

The BMW Golf Cup International World&nbsp;Final 2016

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The BMW Golf Cup International World Final 2016