Memories of The Masters: GOLF Magazine's April Issue Inspires Golfers in Difficult Times, Showcasing One of the Most Storied Events in Sports

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Mar 20, 2020, 10:47 ET

NEW YORK, March 20, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Pining for Augusta's pines? In these difficult times, GOLF Magazine's April Masters issue provides a 43-page reminder of why The Masters is one of the greatest events in all sports.

Available in print and online at GOLF.com, GOLF's April issue will bring you back to the sights, the sounds and the emotions of golf's most unique major, even as we all wait for the day when the storied event is back on the schedule.

GOLF Magazine’s April Masters issue provides a 43-page showcase of golf's most unique major. It includes an excerpt from GOLF senior writer Michael Bamberger’s new book, The Second Life of Tiger Woods, which provides a behind-the-scenes look at the events leading up to Tiger’s historic 2019 Masters Championship.

The Masters is golf. And no one covers The Masters better than GOLF.

The April issue features a compelling excerpt from GOLF senior writer Michael Bamberger's new book, The Second Life of Tiger Woods, which provides a behind-the-scenes look at the events leading up to Tiger's historic 2019 Masters Championship. Bamberger's account is a story of Tiger's newfound confidence as he approached the 2019 event, revealing a Tiger Woods with a maturity, control and energy that had been lacking in recent years.

"Anyone who has followed professional golf over the last 25 years will be amazed upon discovering what really led to Tiger's 2019 Masters victory," said Jason Adel, CEO of GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com. "Michael Bamberger paints a wonderful picture of man on a mission to recapture the greatness that had defined him for his entire career."

GOLF's April issue also includes stories on Ben Crenshaw's captivating win in the 1995 Masters, the clubs Ben Hogan carried in his bag in his 1953 championship, and a deep dive into Augusta's treacherous 12^th hole, which has dashed the hopes of many a would-be Masters champion in the event's 84-year run.

Since its comprehensive redesign in 2019, GOLF readership has soared across its platforms. Most recently, the GOLF.com website's online page views more than doubled in the first two weeks of March compared to a year earlier.

Whether it is stories of champions from Masters past, or a look back on the inaugural Women's Amateur and the future of that event, if you are looking to immerse yourself in all the glory that is the Masters, GOLF has you covered.

About GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com

Celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2019, GOLF – including GOLF Magazine, GOLF.com, and associated digital, video and social media platforms – is the premier media brand for all-things golf. GOLF reaches an audience of more than 10.2 million people through its print magazine, GOLF.com and GOLF social channels. GOLF's celebrated franchise includes the GOLF Top 100 Courses (including World and U.S. editions); GOLF's Top 100 Courses You Can Play; GOLF's Top 100 Teachers in America; the GOLF Fix Finder app; and GOLF Films productions. With innovative content covering equipment, instruction, travel and lifestyle, GOLF is the definitive voice of the sport on and off the course, dedicated to enhancing every golfer's enjoyment of the game.

About 8AM Golf

GOLF Magazine and GOLF.com are part of the 8AM Golf family. 8AM Golf was created by golf entrepreneur and GOLF publisher Howard Milstein as the holding company that oversees his golf companies—all of which are dedicated to helping golfers at every level enjoy the game more. In addition to GOLF and GOLF.com, other 8AM Golf companies include the Nicklaus Companies (in partnership with Jack Nicklaus); legendary club maker Miura Golf; True Spec Golf, a brand-agnostic club-fitting company that has fit more than 30,000 golfers worldwide; GolfLogix, the most-downloaded GPS app in golf; and Club Conex, a global leader in the design and manufacturing of adjustable golf club adapter systems.