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Golf Magazine

July - August 2026
Magazine

Golf Magazine is the number one source for golf instruction, equipment and travel, including: exclusive instruction from our Top 100 Teachers in America, introspective interviews with the game’s rising stars and old masters, and short-game tips from guru David Pelz. Plus, you’ll get the latest in gear, including ClubTest equipment reviews, and private lessons, tips personalized for your game.

Golf Magazine

Season in the Sun

Welcome to the Club • From a gorgeous new King-Collins course in Nashville to a fierce mid-am throwdown at Turnberry, 8AM is spanning the globe—and then some

PLUVICTO Consumer Brief Summary September 2025

The Iron Giant

Wild at Heart • Palmetto Bluff, a new Coore-Crenshaw design in South Carolina, puts nature over nurture

Alex Fitzpatrick • In late June, at the Travelers Championship, the PGA Tour's hottest rookie was flying high, despite the grind of it all

Nothing Could Be Finer • … Than the century-old clubhouse at Medinah, host of this year's Presidents Cup

Johnny's Quest • What's it really like to get a full bag Tour fitting? Exacting, illuminating and, at PXG, awe-inspiring out of the gate.

Q: I missed my putt just short and tapped in while still walking. My playing partner said this was a one-shot penalty. Really?

The Royal Treatment • More than a dozen Open Championship venues await golfers traveling to the UK. Expect regal adventures.

A SEAT AT THE TABLE • FOR YEARS ON TOUR, CAMERON YOUNG WAS GOLF'S MOST INTRIGUING QUIET MAN, A LOW-KEY, HIGH-POWERED TALENT WITH EVERYTHING BUT A WIN. THEN, AT LAST, CAME THE TROPHIES, THE RYDER CUP TEAM ROOM, A ROCKET UP THE RANKINGS AND HIS RIGHTFUL PLACE AMONG THE BEST IN THE GAME.

Make It Rain! • Once upon a time, golf fame and fortune came through trophies, tour cards and Sunday back nines. Today, a camera, a big personality and a decent Wi-Fi connection do the trick. Over the next 20 pages, meet the creators and accidental celebs cashing in on golf's digital boom—and the thousands more praying the algorithm will smile on them too.

That's Rich • What beats the fistful of money you might earn playing on a professional golf circuit? For some creators, wearing a pair of Beats.

What About Bob? • Fat Perez may be the largest presence in the Bob Does Sports creator collective, but, pound for pound, cofounder Robby Berger is the heavyweight

Viral Guy • The trick for getting a creator moment to blow up on YouTube? If it were as easy as landing on a formula, everyone would do it. Truth is, it's really more a matter of luck than brainstorm—but collabing with the ultimate sports superstar helps.

Billions & Billions of Stars

It's Good to Be the [Content] King • Heavy is the head that wears the crown? Not a chance. Bryson DeChambeau is having a blast—and blockbuster success—with his social feeds. Now a fleet of pros are following his path to YouTube.

As GOOD GOOD As It Gets • From YouTube upstarts to Golf Channel cutups? With over two million followers and a booming merch empire, the creator collective hardly needed another big break. But they rolled right into one.

The First Lady • Blair O'Neal, the OG big-time female golf influencer, is still an Instagram star nearly two decades later and, at 45, an unusually straight shooter about the gig

There Is a Doctor in the House • For half a century, Bob Rotella, golf 's greatest mental-game guru, has coaxed a winning mindset—and wins—from some of the sport's biggest stars. That this delicate motivational work largely takes place in Rotella's suburban Virginia basement is definitely not what you'd call par for the course.

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