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Golf Monthly

Summer 2021
Magazine

Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Golf Monthly is the market-leading magazine brand in the UK in a sport that continues to grow and grow. Golf Monthly is a lively and welcoming brand targeted at good golfers who are regular players - and keen to get even better. With over 100 years of heritage and authority behind it, it represents the real 'voice of golf' with leading columnists, top players and unrivalled coverage of equipment and instruction. The Golf Monthly brand also has a strong and growing presence in digital publishing, with a popular website delivering over 1 million page impressions each month, and a strong following on the key social media platforms.

A welcome return

Golf Monthly

Letter of the Month

YOUR VIEW • The pick of the letters and emails to hit the Golf Monthly offices this month

CROSSWORD

Mickelson makes history at the USPGA

Yuka Saso becomes joint-youngest winner of US Women’s Open title

GOOD MONTH BAD MONTH

Numbers game

Should arm-lock putting be banned?

Joost Luiten

SHORT GAME

Phil Mickelson • The likeable Lefty notched his sixth Major win at the USPGA Championship

SPOTTED ON TOUR

Odyssey DFX Putters £149

Cobra King Putters from £199

Arzaga

Which is the harder par 4 – 17 at St Andrews or 18 at Carnoustie?

Wayne Riley

Eddie Pepperell

ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER • After looking back on previous Royal St George’s Opens Bill Elliott ponders the conundrum of picking a winner this time round

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

THE CRUCIAL QUARTET • Jeremy Ellwood picks out four key holes at Royal St George’s that could define the 149th Open Championship

4TH HOLE • Par 4, 491 yards

14TH HOLE • Par 5, 547 yards

16TH HOLE • Par 3, 162 yards

18TH HOLE • Par 4, 450 yards

SHARK ATTACK ON THE KENT COST • Robin Barwick speaks to Greg Norman and coach Butch Harmon about the Australian’s epic victory in the 1993 Open at Sandwich

STAGING THE OPEN DURING A PANDEMIC • Getting everything lined up perfectly for the 2021 Open has presented an even greater logistical challenge than usual…

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

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

How The Open was covered in 1985

Six Ways To Improve Your Iron Play

How Mickelson won a Major at 50

Cure your overswing

How do I play from firm, compacted sand?

I’m struggling to generate spin on chips

How do I stop flicking at short pitches?

The versatile shot you must master • Why incorporating the hybrid chip into your short-game arsenal can save you strokes

Is it time to rewire your brain?

James Morrison • The two-time European Tour winner loves to chip and putt, which partly explains why he’s so good at it…

Starting times

Your queries resolved

Lost ball

Test your knowledge

Titleist TSi Hybrids £245

Callaway Apex TCB Iron £1,089

Under Armour Spieth 5 SL Shoe £170

TaylorMade TP5 Ball £49.99

Did allowing laser range findersat the USPGA Championship make a difference?

Best 2021 fairway woods

Balls

Subscribe to GOLF MONTHLY and get FREE Sportpods

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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 172 Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd Edition: Summer 2021

OverDrive Magazine

  • Release date: June 24, 2021

Formats

OverDrive Magazine

subjects

Sports

Languages

English

Published by Time Inc. (UK) Ltd Golf Monthly is the market-leading magazine brand in the UK in a sport that continues to grow and grow. Golf Monthly is a lively and welcoming brand targeted at good golfers who are regular players - and keen to get even better. With over 100 years of heritage and authority behind it, it represents the real 'voice of golf' with leading columnists, top players and unrivalled coverage of equipment and instruction. The Golf Monthly brand also has a strong and growing presence in digital publishing, with a popular website delivering over 1 million page impressions each month, and a strong following on the key social media platforms.

A welcome return

Golf Monthly

Letter of the Month

YOUR VIEW • The pick of the letters and emails to hit the Golf Monthly offices this month

CROSSWORD

Mickelson makes history at the USPGA

Yuka Saso becomes joint-youngest winner of US Women’s Open title

GOOD MONTH BAD MONTH

Numbers game

Should arm-lock putting be banned?

Joost Luiten

SHORT GAME

Phil Mickelson • The likeable Lefty notched his sixth Major win at the USPGA Championship

SPOTTED ON TOUR

Odyssey DFX Putters £149

Cobra King Putters from £199

Arzaga

Which is the harder par 4 – 17 at St Andrews or 18 at Carnoustie?

Wayne Riley

Eddie Pepperell

ABSENCE MAKES THE HEART GROW FONDER • After looking back on previous Royal St George’s Opens Bill Elliott ponders the conundrum of picking a winner this time round

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

THE CRUCIAL QUARTET • Jeremy Ellwood picks out four key holes at Royal St George’s that could define the 149th Open Championship

4TH HOLE • Par 4, 491 yards

14TH HOLE • Par 5, 547 yards

16TH HOLE • Par 3, 162 yards

18TH HOLE • Par 4, 450 yards

SHARK ATTACK ON THE KENT COST • Robin Barwick speaks to Greg Norman and coach Butch Harmon about the Australian’s epic victory in the 1993 Open at Sandwich

STAGING THE OPEN DURING A PANDEMIC • Getting everything lined up perfectly for the 2021 Open has presented an even greater logistical challenge than usual…

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

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

How The Open was covered in 1985

Six Ways To Improve Your Iron Play

How Mickelson won a Major at 50

Cure your overswing

How do I play from firm, compacted sand?

I’m struggling to generate spin on chips

How do I stop flicking at short pitches?

The versatile shot you must master • Why incorporating the hybrid chip into your short-game arsenal can save you strokes

Is it time to rewire your brain?

James Morrison • The two-time European Tour winner loves to chip and putt, which partly explains why he’s so good at it…

Starting times

Your queries resolved

Lost ball

Test your knowledge

Titleist TSi Hybrids £245

Callaway Apex TCB Iron £1,089

Under Armour Spieth 5 SL Shoe £170

TaylorMade TP5 Ball £49.99

Did allowing laser range findersat the USPGA Championship make a difference?

Best 2021 fairway woods

Balls

Subscribe to GOLF MONTHLY and get FREE Sportpods

North...


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