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
• Shane Lowry
  The Irishman dominated at Doonbeg to win hishome open by a record-breaking 11 shots
• Mad Swans in the South Downs
  Jeremy Ellwood is joined by colleague Elliott Heath and his partner for an overnight visit to a new venture in Hampshire offering a 12-hole golf course and more besides
• Is there too much mobile phone usage on the golf course?
  Self-confessed golfing puritan Fergus Bisset wonders if, through excessive mobile phone usage, many are missing out on the simple pleasures of the game
• 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
• NO GUTS, NO GLORY
  When the chance to write himself into history came along on Sunday at Birkdale, Ryan Fox took things on, all guns blazing
• “I won so many tournaments because of my mind, not my golfing ability”
  We chat to the legendary Gary Player, a man never short of an opinion, to get his thoughts on a range of golfing topics…
• THE BAR RAISING
  Golf and beer expert Fergus Bisset reflects on his golfing and pinting experiences to bring us his top five post-round ale spots
• Calling for backup
  Caddies are ever-present at the top of the pro game, but a rarityin the amateur ranks. Could using the services of a world-classlooper help 12-handicapper Nick Bonfield unlock his best golf?
• PROBLEM-SOLVING ON THE GOLF COURSE
  Nine tips to help you deal with difficult shots and situations in the heat of the battle
• Golf in paradise
  Rob Smith returns to one of his very favourite golfing destinations, the Dominican Republic – set in the beautiful, glittering Caribbean…
• South-East Kent
  Jeremy Ellwood spends two days near the Kent coast helping the county of his birth close the ‘course count’ gap on the adjoining county where he now lives
• Sights to behold
  Kevin Markham introduces you to some of the most iconic backdrops and landmarks you’ll find on or close to the island of Ireland’s golf courses
• Closing par 3s
  If there is one thing likely to conjure up a make-or-break climax to your round, it’s a par-3 finale, especially if it has a bit of length to it as most do here
• Bill Elliott
  Golf Monthly’s editor-at-large and Golf Ambassador for Prostate Cancer UK