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Best Golf Magazine????????????????????????????
My boss is an avid golfer and for Christmas I would like to get him a subscription to a golf magazine. I have no idea what to get. I don’t know ANYTHING about golf. Please help. I would like one that contains tips and possibly discounts on equipment and supplies. Please when you respond let me know details about the magazines so I can see which one are suitable for him.
Thanks in advance
Personally, I like Golf Magazine.
Their instruction articles seem to be geared more for the regular golfer, not the Tour Pro. Their equipment section reads unbiased and frank, thanks to using scientific research to back up their equipment claims. They also have David Feherty, possibly the funniest man in sports as the back page writer.
Golf Digest is OK. They have Tour Pros like Tiger, Annika and Ernie Els, pro teachers like Butch Harmon and Hank Haney, but their articles seem geared more for an exceptional golfer. Their other articles are hit and miss (I personally hate the driving excursions, with the economy the way it is and all) but the good ones are very good. GD also seems to favor the “Big Name” brands with no scientific evidence.
Golf Tips magazine is kinda like Golf Magazine, but more of a cluster when you look at it. Their tips section is hard to look at sometimes, cause they use composite images as visual aides. It sounds like a good idea, but it looks undecipherable sometimes.
Personally, I rank Golf Mag #1, Gold Digest #2, and Golf Tips a distant #3. You can’t go wrong with either 1 or 2, and they both are offering discounts for a year’s subscription (golf magazine’s $10 for 12 issues).
Golf Tips Magazine-Three Chipping Tips
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