The other day I had the pleasure of meeting a very amiable chap called Nick Senior at the Annual El Chaparral pairs golf tournament . Nick is Editor and joint publisher of a quality EATGolf magazine available for free in Spain.
Nick informed me that " Eat Golf! is the stylish, modern and innovative golf publication which has received high praise since its initial launch on the Costa del Sol in 2005. Each issue is full of engaging and relevant editorial, including exclusive in depth interviews, and articles written by the PGAs of Europe and the Ladies European Tour".
I decided to have a good read myself over the weekend of their latest edition ( 14th ) and found the articles very informative and layout is fresh very appealing with some excellent photography to back up the well written content. It is printed on good quality paper and the advertising has been kept to a minimum so your not getting bombarded with ads on every page.Nick also mentioned "the magazine is available for free at the finest golf clubs and outlets in Spain and Portugal, or through carefully selected distribution .
The style and content of the magazine appeals to golfers of all ages, both male & female, from amateur to professional."You can keep abreast of the latest edition and information via the EATGolf! online web site.
Gary
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I need to see a copy of this to help plan my golf holiday in Costa del Sol next month.
Some historians believe that Kolven from Holland and Chole from Belgium influenced the game. The
latter was introduced into Scotland in 1421.Golf holidays in Costa del Sol however while these games and countless others are stick and ball games, they are missing that
vital ingredient that is unique to golf - the hole.Whatever the argument, there can be no dispute
that Scotland gave birth to the game we know as golf today.
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