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
• THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER
  Editor-at-large Bill Elliott reflects on what has changed and what has stayed the same over his 35 years of reporting from Augusta National, shares some of his favourite Masters memoriesand, most importantly, attempts to pick a winner
• AN UNSTOPPABLE FORCE
  Scottie Scheffler has been dominant at Augusta National over the past few years. We look at his upbringing, his career to date and his skill set to ponder whether Jack Nicklaus’ Masters record of six wins could be in reach…
• UNFINISHED BUSINESS
  Bryson DeChambeau talks about his desire to win a Green Jacket, his chances at Augusta, last year’s US Open, becoming a YouTube personality and more…
• Knowing the lie of the land
  Between them, Billy Foster, Ricci Roberts and Terry Mundy have caddied in more than 70 Masters. Here, they share their memories of Augusta National and offer some insight as to what exactly goes on inside the ropes at the world-famous course….
• TEE-TO-GREEN MASTERCLASS
  A few key changes focusing more on strategy than technique could reap rewards this year
• Gateway to the Dales
  Jeremy Ellwood heads to the point where south-east Cumbria meets Yorkshire meets Lancashire to stay and play at Bentham and take in other courses nearby
• A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
  Kevin Markham highlights the golf adventure that is west Ireland’s spectacular Wild Atlantic Way
• In Dublin’s fair city…
  If you head to somewhere called Jameson Golf Links, you might expect to enjoy both a round or two and a dram or two. That’s exactly what David Taylor did on his recent visit to the Portmarnock Resort
• Living the high life
  Jeremy Ellwood journeys to the world-famous resort of St Moritz in the Swiss Alps to stay at the grand Kulm Hotel and play a round or two in the mountains
• Bohemian rhapsody
  Always keen to add a new golfing region to his CV, Rob Smith heads to the western side of Czechia on a golf and wellness mission…
• Spoilt for choice
  Michael Weston heads to the award-winning, multi-course resort of La Cala, not far from Marbella on the Costa del Sol, to experience all three courses and everything else besides
• The finishing touches
  With stunning upgrades to its two beautifully contrasting golf courses and the arrival of the first Fairmont hotel in Spain, La Hacienda Links Golf Resort could well become the new place to go for golfers heading to the Costa del Sol
• Once in a lifetime
  Les Bordes in France is allowing prospective home owners (and serious golfers) the chance to experience life on the estate, along with unlimited golf on the Old course. Elliott Heath went to take a look…
• Tee off in paradise
  James Nursey makes his maiden trip to Thailand and experiences several firsts in the south-east Asian nation that is eager to attract more golfers
• Building on excellence
  Nick Bonfield heads to Vilamoura on the Algarve to play three of its fine golf courses and learn more about the extensive investment in the region
• A timeless classic
  From casual players to tour-grade professionals, golfers never seem to tire of Quinta do Lago. It’s easy to understand why…
• New kid on the block
  Terras da Comporta’s Dunas course has made such big waves that any golf writer would be desperate to go and play it. Jeremy Ellwood did just that while also taking a tour of Sergio Garcia’s new Torre course
• Living up to the hype
  Mike Harris travels to the Silver Coast north of Lisbon to savour the experience of West Cliffs and Praia D’El Rey