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
• Is it time for the Presidents Cup to be scrapped?
  The next instalment of the USA v Internationals match takes place in Canada at the end of September. But should the one-sided affair continue?
• China Fleet
  Jeremy Ellwood sneaks over the border from Devon into Cornwall to spend a couple of nights at this bustling country club in Saltash by the Tamar estuary
• Matt Wallace
  The Englishman secured his first DP World Tour win in six years at the start of September
• The Plockton Inn
  Jeremy Ellwood spends a couple of nights at this delightful inn in Wester Ross and pays a return visit to the very pretty nine-holer on the Isle of Skye
• 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
• Aaron Rai
  After several top-ten finishes on the PGA Tour this year, the Englishman finally got it over the line in the Wyndham Championship
• Alison Root
  Alison Root is Golf Monthly’s women’s golf editor. You can find her on Instagram@rootalison
• MAN OF THE PEOPLE
  In just a few short years YouTuber Peter Finch has become one of the game’s most recognisable figures. He tells Dan Parker about his remarkable rise to prominence
• PETE’S TOP TIPS
  The internet personality and Top 50 Coach shares some pointers on how to make one or two easy improvements in your game
• “THERE ARE THREE THINGS THAT MATTER TO ME IN MY LIFE: FAMILY, GOLF AND MY HEALTH”
  Jason Day reflects on the highs and lows of his 17 years on tour
• AT THE PEAK OF HIS POWERS
  Scottie Scheffler is a remarkable golfer who is well on his way to becoming an all-time great. Michael Weston analyses his accomplishments and explores his life to date…
• THE NEXT BIG THING
  Teenager Kris Kim hit the headlines in May when he made the cut at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. But, as he tells James Nursey, he’s only just getting started…
• SCALING NEW HEIGHTS
  The Solheim Cup seems to grow in significance and excitement with every staging, and this year’s encounter in Virginia promises to be no exception…
• “THESE ARE THE MOMENTS I LIVE FOR”
  Alison Root sits down for a chat with Anna Nordqvist, the three-time Major Champion and first playing assistant captain in Solheim Cup history
• THE MAKING OF A LEGEND
  Michael Weston makes a pilgrimage to Pedrena in Spain to visit Seve’s family home and talk about his life and legacy with his children
• PITCHING MADE SIMPLE
  Easy ways to hone different pitching distances and various trajectories
• How to organise the perfect golf day
  Golf Monthly’s guide to arranging and running a memorable and successful event
• TAKE YOUR IRON GAME TO THE NEXT LEVEL
  The key to good iron play is finding the right low point in your swing. Here’s how to do it…
• Colin Montgomerie
  The eight-time Order of Merit winner shares his key tee-to-green thoughts from his 37 years as a touring professional
• MADE TO MEASURE
  Mixing the best of the new with the best of the old, Bushnell’s Phantom 3 Slope GPS has taken the on-course yardage game to a whole new level
• “The 975D was still a fun driver to hit, but modern technology has moved on significantly”
  Joe Ferguson finds 26 years is too big a gap to bridge in driver performance, but not feel
• “This model set Odyssey on the road to putter-market domination and it isn’t hard to see why”
  Joe Ferguson sees if a vintage Odyssey Rossie II can still get the job done on the greens
• Central Vietnam
  This exotic, scenic and culturally diverse region has become a golfing holidaymaker’s dream
• Isle of Arran
  Rob Smith finally visits the sensationally beautiful and peaceful island between Ayrshire and the Kintyre peninsula that had long been on his golfing hit list
• Gone but not forgotten
  Jeremy Ellwood takes a journey round some of the UK&I’s lost par 3s on courses that are otherwise still very much alive and well…
• Downland delights
  These rolling designs provide an enjoyable and visually rewarding test of golf
• Morocco
  This scenically and culturally varied nation is home to an equally diverse and captivating array of golf
• West Wales
  Joel Tadman travels across the Welsh border for the very first time to play three coastal crackers he has been desperate to play for years. They didn’t disappoint…
• Bill Elliott
  Golf Monthly’s editor-at-large and Golf Ambassador for Prostate Cancer UK
• Surprise packages
  Jeremy Ellwood looks back on some of the more unusual golfing countries he has visited during his 20+ years writing for Golf Monthly
• James Braid designs
  The architect’s creativity shines brightly in these five very different layouts
• Bill Elliott
  Golf Monthly’s editor-at-large and Golf Ambassador for Prostate Cancer UK