Locker room desk with three issues of The Golf Almanac and the PGA Patriot Award plaque engraved for John Carpineta, with John softly out of focus in the background
Twenty years in print · 1,800+ clubs

A national golf magazine,
published regionally.

Compact enough for a golf bag. Distributed through pro shops at 1,800+ country clubs. Endorsed by two past PGA of America Presidents, with articles written by PGA professionals.

ENDORSED BY TWO PAST PGA OF AMERICA PRESIDENTS
20 plus
Years in continuous publication, since 2005
1,800 plus
Country club pro shops in the U.S. distribute each year
2
Past PGA of America Presidents on record endorsing The Almanac
80 percent
Advertiser renewal rate, year over year
On record

Endorsed by two past PGA of America Presidents.

I am glad to see that The Golf Almanac is recognizing the importance of such worthy causes as Golf 2.0, the Wounded Warrior Golf Program, EAGA, and the endeavors of the Philadelphia Section of the PGA. The informative golf tips from our pros, along with the travel destinations and PGA tour schedules, are an added bonus. This is a great publication that anyone, golfer or not, would enjoy reading.
Dick Smith Sr. President, PGA of America  ·  1991–1992
Featured contributor

A National PGA Patriot Award winner who lives the game.

Out of the 27,000 Pros in the PGA of America, to be selected to write for the nation's fastest growing magazine, Golf Almanac, is indeed an honor. My mission will be to share and combine golf instruction along with PGA golf initiatives of Golf 2.0.
John Carpineta PGA Golf Professional  ·  2023 PGA Patriot Award winner  ·  Contributing writer
John Carpineta, PGA Golf Professional and 2023 PGA Patriot Award winner
2023 PGA Patriot Award John Carpineta
What it is

A magazine, first.  The advertising lives inside.

The Golf Almanac is a national golf magazine, published in regional editions and distributed through pro shops at more than 1,800 country clubs. Each edition carries PGA-authored articles, player profiles, tour schedules and the trusted local businesses our readers see at the club.

It is built compact on purpose. Small enough to live in a golf bag, sit in the cart and travel home from the course. Twenty years of issues, a masthead of named contributors and a publication our readers actually pick up.

48.1 million
Americans age 6+ who played golf on-course and off-course in 2025
$253K
Average household income of a private-club-heavy golf audience
$2M
Median total asset value, excluding primary residence, among a private-club-heavy golf audience

Source note: Golf participation figure references National Golf Foundation 2025 participation data. Household income and asset figures reference the LINKS 2021 Media Kit audience profile and LINKS Subscriber Study.

Past editions

Covers from twenty years of regional editions.

Real magazines, real players, real local markets. Each cover headlines that edition's feature story alongside the PGA, LPGA and Champions Tour schedules and tips from PGA pros.

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How it works

Twelve months of presence at the club. Print and digital, together.

01

Pick a regional market

Each project is built around roughly five country clubs per market, on average. We feature a limited number of trusted local businesses per category, so your ad stands out instead of getting lost.

02

Ad design is included

Our design desk builds your ad at no additional cost from a brief, photos, logos or a link to your site. Turnaround is one to three business days, most within twenty-four hours.

03

Print and digital, in one buy

Every printed edition carries a QR code on the cover linking to the online flipbook. Your ad runs in both. We do not split print and digital into separate offerings.

04

Twelve months at the club

Your twelve-month run begins once the pro shops confirm receipt of the books, not on the purchase date.

If your category is open in a market you want to be in, let's talk.

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Twenty years on. Still a magazine first.

View a sample edition, or talk to our team about your market.