More fresh perspectives – From Europe with love for the game.
For this second issue of our new golf and culture magazine we have travelled far and wide to present another collection of captivating stories, appealing visuals, and thought-provoking essays.
Co-publisher Emil Weber joins the crew of Canada’s “The Preferred Lie” on a breathtaking journey to some of the country’s most stunning courses.
French photographer Olivier Claux travels back and forth between LA and French Polynesia, bringing us his own version of two very different golfing cultures.
Kris Lynch takes a closer look at lad culture, drinking and golf societies.
American author Matt Chominski looks back at childhood memories and gets to make some new ones in St Andrews.
Emil Weber and Mark Horyna tell the story of the woman behind Germany’s premier Golf resort.
Henry Kartunnen plays where the sun doesn’t set and Sara Buzurovic illustrates.
Australian coach Lawrie Montague introduces us to a teacher full of wisdom and humour.
Dundee based photographer Edward Broughton and Mark Horyna are invited to visit the Carnoustie Ladies’ Golf Club.
Stuttgart based photographer Markus Benk captures the refined beauty of Nicole Dieners abstract artworks.
Painter Peter Jones returns to Depeche Golf with another one of his fine golf related Artworks.
Mark Horyna gets to visit some of the best courses the North Island of New Zealand has to offer.
Our Series leads photographer Henriette Schilling & golf professional Christoph Günther to the sea-side town of Hua Hinin Thailand.
Golf historian Christoph Meister presents another missinglinks.
Sustainability expert Florian Opitz and AI-artist Chris Nissle present measures for a better golfing future.
Writer Andrew Brown goes to King Island. William Watt and Dave Carswell share some of their beautiful photography.
Emil Weber meets and plays with one of the world’s finest DJs.
Presenting some of our very favorite golf brands.
Mark Horyna plays with Swiss technology.
