Gi-Mag Digital Editions

ISSUE 98 - Ryder Cup Review issue

So it all boiled down to the last singles match on the last day...you really couldn't have scripted it. Such was the quality of the golf played on that glorious Monday at Celtic Manor there is no doubt that the 38th Ryder Cup will go down as one of the finest in recent memory, with Graeme McDowell's performance simply breath-taking in securing the vital last point.

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ISSUE 97 - Ryder Cup Preview issue

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Monty's Date with Destiny! There's only one topic of conversation in the world of golf at the moment – and no, it isn't the shameful 'lets-play-for-a-delivery-truck-of-FedEx-cash' that has bumped golf's showpiece event into October. The 38th Ryder Cup at Celtic Manor promises to be one of the great sporting events of 2010, and our Sept/Oct Preview Issue issue contains over 40 pages of editorial designed to get you in the mood for the battle of Twenty Ten.

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ISSUE 96 - Open Preview issue

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After the sensational finale to the US Open at Pebble Beach, where Graeme McDowell became the first European since Tony Jacklin in 1970 to claim the title, the world of golf – and European golf especially – is now focused on St Andrews for the 150th staging of golf's oldest and greatest championship. And that's precisely where our attention is centered in this 212-page souvenir issue.

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ISSUE 95 - US OPEN • TIGER CRISIS

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When you invite half a dozen experts to analyse and critique a golf swing, it’s not unreasonable to expect a range of opinion and, well, spark off something of a debate – after all, there’s nothing most pro’s and media-savvy commentators like better than to tee-up their spiel and show off their knowledge.

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ISSUE 93 - THE MASTERS

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Just in case all this nonsense with Tiger Woods has taken your eye off the ball, the latest issue of Gi will help to remind you that the first major championship of the new season is fast approaching – it's that time of year when we all start to get excited about Augusta and the Masters.

JACK - A celebration of the games greatest

The drawings and paintings throughout this supplement are a compilation taken from the workbooks and sketchbooks of the acclaimed British artist, Harold Riley. Based in Salford, where he was born and raised, Riley has been a professional painter all of his working life and is one of this
country’s pre-eminent portrait painters, listing several senior members of the Royal family, American presidents and – most recently – Nelson Mandela among his many subjects.

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ISSUE 92 - THE BEST OF GOLF

Thanks to a combination of world-class instruction and (Equipment Editor) Dominic Pedler's comprehensive guide to the very best new gear heading your way this season, Gi Jan/Feb has become one of the best-selling issues of the last 5 years.

ISSUE 91 - WESTWOOD

For the cover story this issue Richard Simmons travelled to Worksop Golf Club to interview Lee Westwood. Their paths had crossed once before, many years ago, back in his amateur days. But surely he wouldn’t remember that... With a nationwide promotion through WH Smiths, the new issue is on sale from October – and is also available to view online in a digital format.

ISSUE 90 - INSTRUCTION ISSUE

The latest issue of Golf International is dedicated to helping you improve YOUR golf, with over 50 pages of world-class instruction featuring Gi's unrivaled panel of teaching professionals. From full-swing instruction from Nick Dougherty and his coach Damian Taylor to the fundamentals of putting with guru Paul Hurrion, we have every aspect of the game covered, with tips & drills that will get you in the mood to get out and party!

ISSUE 89 - THE OPEN

So, as we count down the days to a much-anticipated return to Turnberry, welcome to what we hope you agree is an issue of truly major championship proportions, 228 pages in all, with over 60 of those devoted to golf's oldest and greatest championship. With a nationwide promotion through WH Smiths, the new issue is on sale from June 5 – and is also available to view online in a digital format.