Golf Illustrated is a new way to feed your passion

Golf Illustrated is an exciting new golf journal. It is like nothing else currently on the market and is aimed at the committed and discerning golfer who simply can't get enough of the game.

Golf Illustrated celebrates the very best things in golf and takes the reader on an incredible journey into the usually unseen. It's for golfers who are fed up with the same tips and drills every month. And it won't be filled with pages and pages of new-fangled equipment. It's more about sharing what is fantastic about this most difficult of games. Get inside the ropes and soak up the amazing insights.

Golf Illustrated is a quarterly journal that takes you behind the scenes and inside the heads of some of the game's greatest characters. We felt the time had come to produce something of the very highest quality for golfers who want a product that reflects the true values of the game. With high-end paper and some of the very best photographers and writers in the world, we are sure that Golf Illustrated will become the bible for golfers wanting more than a quick read.

To mark the launch of this exciting new journal we have gathered some amazing, money-can't-buy prizes. You could win an amazing cruise and play packageat Loch Lomond. Sign up right now and you could stand a chance of winning this - and other - unique golfing prizes. All you need to do is register your interest in receiving information about Golf Illustrated and we will announce the winners on our email newsletter.

It's such a high-quality product and so lovingly put together
Daily Mail

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I can't begin to tell you how pleased I am. How refreshing to have a specialist golf magazine with interesting well authored articles with quality photographs, but most importantly, little or no advertising or instruction articles. For this I am prepared to pay a premium, and will continue to subscribe to the new version of Golf Illustrated for many more years to come.
Dennis Bailey, Subscriber

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It's a first class job - well done.
Peter Alliss