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Scottish
Club Golfer - Launched in 2003, Scottish Club Golfer is the ‘must read’ newspaper for amateur golfers in Scotland.
Officially endorsed by the Scottish Golf Union, it is published six times per year and is distributed free-of-charge to each of the country’s 500+ golf clubs.
Despite being relatively young, it has already built up a solid readership as well as a formidable reputation for delivering the latest news from the country’s grass-roots golf scene.
Its informed writing, superb photography and cutting-edge design has made it a big hit with the Scottish golfing public and its blend of news, reviews, interviews, instructional tips and competitions makes it truly the best amateur golf title that the ‘Home of Golf’ has to offer.
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English
Club Golfer was launched by PSP Publishing at the start of 2005 on the back of the success of its Scottish equivalent, Scottish Club Golfer.
It is published six times per year and is distributed free-of-charge to golf clubs the length and breadth of England, making it the most widely-read newspaper for amateur golf in the country.
It is also endorsed by the English Golf Union and has become renowned for its superb and diverse content, its dedicated team of writers covering everything from the biggest national and international competitions, right down to individual club events.
As well as this, its dedicated sections for instruction and holiday golf, not to mention its superb competitions, make it the a real ‘must read’ for all English golfers
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Welsh
Club Golfer - Since its launch at the beginning of 2006, Welsh Club Golfer has been adopted as the No.1 read for golfers throughout the Principality.
It was launched following the massive successes of its sister titles in both Scotland and England and, in common with both of them, it is fully endorsed by the Golf Union of Wales and is distributed free of charge to golf clubs throughout the country.
Welsh Club Golfer differs from its Scottish and English equivalents in that it is published four times a year but that hasn’t stopped it becoming embraced as the best newspaper for amateur golfers in Wales.
Each issue is full of the latest news, views, reviews and interviews from across the full spectrum of the Welsh amateur golf scene, making it truly the best publication available to Welsh golfers. |

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The Official Guide to Golf in Scotland is an indispensable bible for both Scottish golfers and visiting golfers alike.
An annual compendium of facts, figures and rates for all of the country’s golf courses, it is published by PSP Publishing Ltd and is commissioned by VisitScotland, the national tourist board for Scotland.
It comprises contact details, green fee rates, locations and full details of club amenities and facilities for each of the 500+ golf courses in Scotland.
In addition, it offers great pointers on places to consider playing should you not be too well informed when it comes to Scottish golf, as well as a host of other exciting and informative content, complemented by the very best in golf photography and cutting-edge design.
It is truly a ‘must have’ guide for all golfers in Scotland.
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The Scottish Golf Union yearbook is published annually by PSP on behalf of the SGU.
The A5 publication is a fascinating recount of the past 12 months of Scottish amateur golf and consists of fantastically well-informed editorial and superb photography making for a quite outstanding product that no fan of amateur golf should be without.
It also includes a full break-down of results from the previous season’s Order of Merit events as well as in-depth profiles of the top performing players on the SGU circuit.
As if that wasn’t enough, it also includes complete historical records of Scottish amateur competitions, international matches and internationalists. |
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The Scottish PGA yearbook is published annually by PSP on behalf of the Scottish Professional Golfers’ Association.
An in-depth recount of the previous year’s activities within the SPGA as well as a thorough compendium of results, the A5 publication is an absolute ‘must have’ for any fan of Scottish professional golf.
It includes full reviews of all of the previous 12 months’ competitions as well as complete results from every tournament.
In addition, it includes full details and a biography of each of the top players on the SPGA Order of Merit as well as complete fixture list for the coming season’s events.
It is, quite simply, a veritable treasure trove of information on the Scottish PGA. |
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