Today's Golfer

I've only recently decided to get into golf, wanting to take my game from the pitch and putt course to something a bit more serious! Today's Golfer sprang out to me from the magazine rack because the particular issue I first bought came with a club guide - perfect for a starter like me. The magazine is well laid out, with some excellent photography. There is a good mix of golfing news from the tour, tips from professionals, step-by-step guides, gear reviews adn questions from readers, as well as golfing holidays (although this isn't a section that interests me). What I like about Today's Golfer is that it's written in a way that any ability of golfer can get something ...  Read the complete review

I have been a subscriber to this magazine for the last 2 years or so and picked it up for a good discounted price and have since received 12 srixon ad333 balls for changing over to a quarterly payment so pleased with that. A lot of interesting,informative articles that sometimes go round in a circle as you tend to get reviews on clubs,bags,balls etc every so often but that is just a minor down side. Lots of instructional tips and articles from some top players,mainly aimed at the higher handicap golfer though. Very good course review section,a top course is reviewed every month. You get free gifts with this magazine regularly and it also does good ...  Read the complete review

I am slowly but surely becoming a golf enthusiast. Hardly a week goes by now when I am not at the local golf range or at the course. Consequently I avidly seek out golf magazines in bookshops,particularly those geared to improving the "ordinary" golfers game. Today"s Golfer is a monthly published by EMAP Pursuite Publishing Limited and the cover price of this publication is around Stg 3 pounds. I have to pay considerably more since the local booksellers mark up the prices of British, Australian and American publications. This golfing title focuses very much on instruction,courses and star players. As regards the former there are loads ...  Read the complete review

I am a keen golfer. I play off a handicap of 5. I have been buying golf mags for a couple of years. When I was learning the game I used to buy Todays golfer every month. I found it very useful because it allows the high handicaper to have some insight into how to get started in the game. They alway have an article that tells you to hit it further - the object of every high handicapper. I think this is a good technique because the majority of golfers are rabbits, but they seldom offer anything for the lower handicaper. I think if they wanted a well rounded mag they should keep some of their articles, but they should maybe put in article more ...  Read the complete review