Golf Digest South Africa - May 2017

In this issue

DAVID LEADBETTER - Hit more tight fairways with your fairway wood.

PIONEER OF SA GOLF - The life and legacy of Dr Charles Molteno Murray. By Adam Lawrence and Andrew Goosen.

PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP - After a renovation at Sawgrass, shhedule switches might be on the way for the Players and the US PGA Championship. By Jaime Diaz

Sand By Me

How I handle any bunker shot

3 mins

5-Minute Clinic

Add some confidence to your game.

3 mins

Here Comes Herman!

Just a month after his 18th birthday, Herman Loubser won the Sunshine Tour Qualifying School at Randpark to earn his professional playing privileges.

2 mins

Graaff-Reinet Festival Week

Enjoying the 21st Proudfoot Trophy at a Remarkable Karoo 9-holer. 

4 mins

Power Precision

Make Your Tee Shots Count

4 mins

Redo Rules

The R&a and USGA Are Ready to Rewrite the Entire Manual for How the Game Is Played–  and They Want Your Help to Do It 

10+ mins

Changes Beneath The Surface

After a Renovation at Sawgrass, Schedule Switches Might Be on the Way for the Players and the PGA Championship 

10 mins

Sawgrass Redo Includes A Drivable Par 4 And A New Lake

There have been three major changes and dozens of subtle alterations to the design of the Players Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass since the 2016 Players Championship.

3 mins

Clubfitting

Your ultimate guide to finding a better game

4 mins

A Pioneer Of South African Golf

Andrew Goosen and Adam Lawrence examine the life and legacy of Dr Charles Molteno Murray

4 mins

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Golf Digest South Africa Magazine Description:

Golf Digest South Africa, launched in October 1995, is an exclusive license partner of Golf Digest USA, the world's biggest selling golf publication. The magazine plays a key role in the South African golf industry and has built its reputation on uncompromising quality, superb design and strict editorial integrity. The axis of the Golf Digest brand is the pay-off line: "How to play, what to play and where to play." The magazine is committed to informing and entertaining its readers.