What Can The Green Do For You?
Here at The Green Magazine our number one goal is to remain as responsive as possible to the passions and interests of our readership. As such, the editorial team would like to know what type of coverage you, our reader, would like to see within our pages. Suggestions and ideas can include, but certainly are not limited to, the full range of equipment and course reviews; luxury recreation and travel features; industry and personality profiles; automobile reviews; human interests and socio-political stories; and virtually anything else that will keep our readers coming back.
10 comments:
i would like to read about more exotic places to travel & play golf
Your book is beautiful. Keep up the great work!!
Great, Great magazine, artistic, well designed and very enlighting, thought provoking articles...Keep up the great work...
Subscription expired, no longer getting the magazine. I enjoyed seeing a multiracial golf magazine
It is a beautifully rendered magazine, but I didn't realize when I signed up for it that it was 'aimed' at a multicultural audience.
How about seeing some Arabian Palaces, please.
As I (Eagleman) asked in response to the previous question...
Do the Michael Jordans, Stanley O'Neals (Afr-Am CEO of Merrill Lynch), Magic Johnsons and other multicultural business people with access to multimillions $ become golf club and course developers to open the game to more people of color - both private and public access courses?
How about an ongoing discussion of that in the magazine?
Mr./Ms. Anonymous: if you're interested in renewing your subscription, please contact our offices or call 800.546.4754 to renew. We would love to see you come back!!
Stories about Tiger Wood and his school; other celebs and what they contribute off the course.
Where to buy and what kind clubs beginners need.
Where classes are offered. (opportunity for ads)
Great long weekend getaways (Friday - Sunday) that include a golf focus.
Thank you for your suggestions. Eagleman, you raise an interesting point about access. While it is difficult to discern their motivations, we are willing to take up the challenge of an ongoing discussion focused on the multicultural community but in which all are welcome to take part.
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