In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Golf Monthly (US)

• YOUR VIEW
  The pick of the letters and emails to hit the Golf Monthly offices this month
• $4,000,000
  Amount won by Jeeno Thitikul in the LPGA’s CME Group Tour Championship finale, the largest ever prize in women’s golf
• Bunker play the Lowry way
  By Top 50 Coach Tom Motley
• Maverick McNealy
  The 29-year-old Californian won for the first time on the PGA Tour in November’s RSM Classic
• Cally Palace
  Jeremy Ellwood heads a little way north of the border to stay and play at this elegant and imposing 18th-century mansion on the outskirts of Gatehouse of Fleet
• Wayne Riley
  A former member of the European Tour and two-time winner, Wayne is part of the Sky Sports golf team. He writes exclusively for Golf Monthly
• Alison Root
  Alison Root is Golf Monthly’s women’s golf editor. You can find her on Instagram@rootalison
• “People might think it was an easy decision. It wasn’t”
  Ryder Cup record-breaker Sergio Garcia talks about playing for Europe, the Majors, his hopes for the future and, of course, his move to LIV two years ago
• Is golf too expensive?
  The cost of membership, greens fees, gear and more can give our game a bad rap. Is that fair or are there more affordable ways to play? Michael Weston investigates…
• Dining at the TOP TABLE
  Aaron Rai’s Wyndham Championship victory has elevated his career to a new level. But, as he tells David Facey, he’s taking nothing for granted…
• Confessions of a golf club fitter
  Is everything always as it seems in the custom-fitting bay? We ask someone in the know how you can avoid some of the more unscrupulous practices
• LEARN FROM THE BEST
  Star players’ signature shots… and how you can play them
• Patrick Reed
  The 2018 Masters winner shares his thoughts on the various skills golf requires, with a focus on short game and putting
• “This wedge represents the origins of a short-game dynasty”
  Joe Ferguson’s short-game test using an original Vokey wedge yielded surprising results
• The Western Cape
  Along with its stunning scenery, vineyards and welcoming climate, this region is home to a wealth of fine courses
• The Tees Valley
  Jeremy Ellwood potters about along the famous north-east river for a couple of days, basing himself at Rockliffe Hall, one of England’s finest golf hotels
• A GRAND ESTATE
  Goodwood in West Sussex may be steeped in ancestral history, but about 20 years ago it elected to take its golf offering down a very different route…
• Halls and houses
  These engaging parkland courses each boast a beautiful, stately setting
• Bill Elliott
  Golf Monthly’s editor-at-large and Golf Ambassador for Prostate Cancer UK