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Ryu shoots 61 to hit the top in Queensland
Gold Coast, Australia: South Korean So Yeon Ryu soared to the top of the leaderboard after firing an incredible 11-under par 61, which included 12 birdies and one lone bogey at the Gold Coast RACV Australian Ladies Masters in the second round on Friday.
Banish the winter golf blues at Monte da Quinta
With Christmas now a distant memory, thoughts will be turning to the summer ahead and Monte da Quinta resort has unveiled a series of enticing discount golf packages to help golfers get their games in shape – with savings of up to €676 available.
SkyCaddie® Unveils New Wi-Fi-Enabled SGXw
Now, the most up-to-date and ONLY sub-meter precision course maps in the game are available instantly and easily with the new Wi-Fi enabled SkyCaddie® SGXw TM.
Instruction
The benefits of 'stillness'
“Stillness is the master of motion” Wang Xiang Zhai – Founder, Great Achievement Boxing
I recently spoke to a golf professional who had been suffering from acute over-analysis of his putting technique, a fairly common malaise made all the more unbearable when the player I question looked up to see a young girl of no more than 12 years of age putting effortlessly.
Roll Model
Dr Paul Hurrion shows you how one club can dramatically reduce your handicap... with a little help from 2011 US Open Champion Rory McIlroy...
The Pivotal Move
PLAY BETTER GOLF WITH JONATHAN YARWOOD
Good hip, leg and footwork is the facilitator that enables you to make and repeat a good body pivot – essential in terms of the quality and the consistency of your golf swing and ball striking. Let me show you how to improve this key facet of your body motion in easy-to-follow exercises
Opinion
An issue packed full of bright ideas
Our cover story this issue features a teaching professional new to the pages of Golf International but certainly not to the demands of standing in front of a camera and getting his message across. Scott Cranfield has forged a career through a desire to understand the bigger picture...
Saluting the icon that was Seve
European golf has lost perhaps the most flamboyant character it has known. Peter Alliss was fortunate enough to have known him from the beginnings
It’s to be Paris in the autumn-time
The five-way race to stage the 2018 Ryder Cup was deservedly won by the French. Which, of course, left four prospective venues to lick their wounds
