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Golf Monthly
7 round-defining shots… and how to conquer them
How to pull off the common risk and reward shots you find on the course
6 min |
August 2021
Golf Monthly
NEXT GENERATION
TaylorMade’s Cutting-Edge Urethane Ball Collection
3 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
AN EXCITING NEW CHAPTER
The Aramco Team Series adds a new dimension to this year’s Ladies European Tour, offering the top female professionals, plus a number of amateurs, four innovative and eye-catching events
6 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
STAGING THE OPEN DURING A PANDEMIC
Getting everything lined up perfectly for the 2021 Open has presented an even greater logistical challenge than usual...
7 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
A NEW GOLDEN AGE
Rob Smith reflects on the golf courses to have opened in the UK&I in the 21st century and is suitably impressed with their quality and variety
7 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
SHARK ATTACK ON THE KENT COAST
Robin Barwick speaks to Greg Norman and coach Butch Harmon about the Australian’s epic victory in the 1993 Open at Sandwich
7 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
SANDY LYLE THE TOAST OF SANDWICH
Lyle almost caught Tony Jacklin’s ball after his Open win at Lytham in 1969. Sixteen years later, the affable Scot would finally land another home win in the game’s oldest Major
7 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
Six Ways To Improve Your Iron Play
Good iron play is absolutely essential when it comes to shooting lower scores.
4 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
Stepping up to the plate
Despite the pandemic and the weather, course manager Paul Larsen thinks Royal St George’s has been shaping up very nicely
3 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
THE CRUCIAL QUARTET
Jeremy Ellwood picks out four keyholes at Royal St George’s that could define the 149th Open Championship
8 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
THE PRIDE OF IRELAND
The story of Shane Lowry ’s incredible Open victory at Portrush has lost none of its romance in the two years since he lifted the Claret Jug
8 min |
Open Issue 2021
Golf Monthly
The Superpowers Of The Older Golfer
If you’re middle-aged or older, it’s time to appreciate what a formidable player you have become
4 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
GAME CHANGERS
Kit Alexander explores how international superstar Niall Horan and his management company Modest Golf are playing a key role in growing the sport and making it more inclusive
8 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
MAY BE I'M JUST A LATE BLOOMER
Tony Finau may be stuck on one PGA Tour win, but good things come to those who wait
10 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
Maximum available relief
Most golfers know that when taking relief, it must be such that the condition you are taking relief from no longer interferes in any way with the lie of your ball or the area of your intended stance or swing.
2 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
“I DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO STOP HURTING, SO I TRIED TO KILL MYSELF”
Alan Dymock investigates the mental health pressures associated with professional golf and the unique challenges players can face
10+ min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
What are women golfers talking about?
Alison Root lifts the lid on what ladies are discussing on the fairways as we emerge from lockdown
3 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
John Catlin
The 30-year-old American has picked up three European Tour victories since the start of 2020
3 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
OLD TOM MORRIS ~ A GOLFING TITAN
Some 200 years on from the birth of ‘Old’ Tom Morris, we reflect on the long life of a man instrumental in shaping golf as we know it
7 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
AT A CROSSROADS RORY
We examine McIlroy’s career and whether his recent victory has put him back on the path to legendary status
10 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
A great place to talk
Jeremy Ellwood chats to Matt Le Tissier about the part golf plays in his life and why Prostate Cancer UK is a charity dear to his heart
4 min |
July 2021
Golf Monthly
Thanks for the memories
Dan Davies explains how watching Seve made him fall in love with the game of golf, and why he remains devoted to the Spaniard to this day
7 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
What does The PGA do?
We are all aware of the crucial role the PGA Pro plays in the smooth running of our clubs, but what does the organisation to which they belong actually do?
4 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
“Time goes by, but people still love him”
Javier Ballesteros shares his memories of his father with the help of some images from Seve: His Life Through The Lens
7 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
Marching to a Different Beat
Rob Smith takes a look at some of the UK&I’s more unusual, and sometimes even eccentric, golf courses
5 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
Movable Obstruction – Marshal's Drinks Bag
Chris Wallace, Rules manager at The R&A, highlights an interesting Rules scenario from the opening round of the 2020 Aphrodite Hills Cyprus Open when Callum Shinkwin’s drive on the 18th found its way into a, particularly unusual lie.
7 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
Destined for Superstardom
Collin Morikawa has made a scintillating start to life as a professional golfer, and given his blend of on- and off-course attributes, the sky really is the limit
10+ min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
Funk you
The first in a series of ridiculous, but strangely sensible, mental tips and strategies by Dr Rich Russella
3 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
BILL ELLIOTT
Golf Monthly’s editor-at-large and Golf Ambassador for Prostate Cancer UK
3 min |
June 2021
Golf Monthly
A hero among men
Michael Weston sets renowned photographer David Cannon the unenviable task of choosing his ten all-time favourite Seve photos
7 min |