Today’s Golfer Magazine Issue 318

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Save 5 shots with the new issue of Today’s Golfer

The new issue of Today’s Golfer is now on sale! This month is the scoring issue, with 20 pages of strategy, mind, gear and fitness advice so you can save shots without touching your swing.

The issue features a Paul McGinley exclusive – the Ryder Cup captain talks exclusively to TG about preparation, pressure and wild card picks. We also meet the next Tiger, he’s only twelve, but he’s a world champion who plays off a five handicap.

We also take a first look at new gear including the Ping i25 family, new footwear from adidas and FootJoy, 12 new balls for 2014, and TaylorMade’s new set of irons.

Inside this month’s tips section our team of pros will help you beat first tee nerves and perfect your impact, and show you how to master sloping lies and make the most of lessons.

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In this issue
	First Tee: The things we’re talking about this month Including how Gleneagles is gearing up for its week in the global golf spotlight, will Tiger get to 15 in 2014, and seven hidden gems worth a visit this year.
	Your Game In a world with ever-extreme weather, golfers all over the globe are having to find new and innovative ways to enjoy a round.
	The Big Interview: Paul McGinley The Ryder Cup captain talks exclusively to TG about preparation, pressure and wild card picks.
	Save Five Shots Our special guide to lower scoring with the same swing begins with smarter thinking. Plus we examine how new gear is outperforming equipment that is just three years old.
	The next Tiger? Meet the 12-year-old Briton who is already being tipped for golfing greatness.
	Life on Tour Wales’ Stuart Manley explains his rise from EuroPro also-ran to European Tour contender.
	First Look: Ping i25 family A better-player range whose increased playability will expand their appeal.