Bauer Media has announced the launch of Your Definitive Guide to the Masters, a brand new 132-page bookazine from the makers of Today’s Golfer.
Hitting UK newsstands yesterday (Wednesday 28 January), this special edition is a comprehensive celebration of the Masters Tournament — exploring the course, the history, the legends and the enduring magic of Augusta National, added Bauer Media. The publication charts the story of golf’s most iconic venue from its origins to the present day, featuring contributions from Masters champions including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Sir Nick Faldo and Tiger Woods. Readers will also gain exclusive insight into how to tackle Augusta National from Justin Rose, who finished runner-up to Rory McIlroy in last year’s dramatic playoff.
Priced at £9.99 (UK), Your Definitive Guide to the Masters, is an essential collectible for golfers and fans of the first men’s major of the year, held annually in April.
Chris Jones, editor of Today’s Golfer, said: “The Green Jacket. Magnolia Lane. Amen Corner. Azaleas. The Par 3 Contest and pimento cheese sandwiches. The Champions’ Dinner and the Butler Cabin… The Masters is a golf event like no other.
“Some of golf’s greatest champions have claimed victory at Augusta — from Jack Nicklaus, the record six-time winner, to Arnold Palmer, a four-time champion adored by fans; Tiger Woods, whose 1997 and 2019 triumphs defined eras; and Sir Nick Faldo, who capitalised on Europe’s golden era to win three Green Jackets. Together, they make the Masters not just a tournament, but a timeless celebration of golf’s beauty, history, tradition and spirit.
“In this special publication, we celebrate them all. We delve into the history of the club and the course; speak to the legendary players who have enjoyed the most success there; and ask former champions and current stars for their insight into what makes Augusta National so uniquely challenging.”
Your Definitive Guide to the Masters is available now in print on all UK newsstands, or to purchase online here.
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