International Golf & Culture Magazine.From Europe with Love for the Game Step into a world of new, fresh perspectives on the game of golf. Our first issue offers a curated collection of captivating stories, stunning visuals, and thought-provoking essays. Find in-depth portraits of golf's most colourful characters, explorations from the world's most iconic and most obscure courses, and shed light on untold chapters of the game's history. Tied together by state-of-the-art design, Issue #1 is printed on heavy, natural paper and appeals to all senses. It's a read that will do what a good round of golf does for you: calm your mind, lift your spirit, and expand your horizon. The first issue of our golf & culture coffee table magazine.From Europe with love for the game. Selected stories from this issue: Revisiting Mister Rice Co-publisher Mark Horyna discusses golf, God, friendship, and life. Wisdom from one of our very favorite golfing gentlemen. Photographer in Residence Henriette Schilling excites with her fabulous and monochromatic perspective on everyday golf artifacts. The Light Makes all the Difference German golf photographer Ralph Dörnte chases the light on his favourite Links in Ireland. Of Breadboxes, Bogeys & Buzzards Co-publisher Emil Weber talks of breadboxes, bogeys, and buzzards, whose he will not speak of. Of Peats and Putts: Denmark Writer Andrew Brown travels the world to balance his passion: Whiskey & Links Golf. A couple of days at Fanœ and the Fary Lochan Distillery. Recette Pour Un Cocktail Culturel Olivier Claux presents artworks of his French compatriot Andre Privee. Alex in the Cities LPGA shooting star Alexandra Försterling leads us through her hometown of Berlin. Pictures by Emil Weber, words by Mark Horyna. Peter's Paintings: Striking Perfection Former English golf professional Peter Jones tells a lesser-known story of golfing greatness. Old School, Radically Cool In our first installment, "First of a kind", Emil Weber & Mark Horyna delve into the rich history of Germany's oldest course. That Sinking Feeling English ceramic artist Naomi Blundell Meyer works on weirdly written beautiful artworks, tackling the topic of sea level rise. 8 Measures: Structural Diversity Sustainability expert Florian Opitz discusses measures for a better golfing future.
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