Depeche Golf - new golf magazine concept

[John Mayhugh]

This week I became aware of a kickstarter for a new golf magazine - Depeche Golf. One of the two guys behind the magazine concept is GCA's Emil Weber.

Emil is a good follow on instagram, as you see him enjoying some golf adventures that I probably won't ever have. For me, sense of place is such an important part of a golf course experience, and Emil's photos and videos do a good job helping evoke those feelings.
https://www.instagram.com/the.backpacking.golfer/

The magazine he is starting will include his photos, which is good enough for me. I also like the idea of a European-centric golf culture magazine. I'm looking forward to it getting off the ground and thought some others here might as well.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/horyna/depeche-golf-1-new-international-golf-magazine?ref=project_build

[ward peyronnin]

Thanks for the headsup john; will check out today. I don't need another mag with swing tips and equip reviews

[Emil Weber]

John,
thanks a lot for sharing!

Photography, golf adventures and sense of place certainly will be part of Depeche Golf. I do think a fair share of GCAers would enjoy the perspectives we're trying to take! There's no explicit architecture focus in issue #1, but that's definitely something we'll be working towards in the future.
Any support of the crowdfunding is of course hugely appreciated - you can secure magazine copies and more there.
Cheers,
Emil

[ward peyronnin]

My favorite quote in ages " Golf is about waking up in the mornng and breathing fresh are and roaming nature with a purpose"
Well done

[Emil Weber]

My favorite quote in ages " Golf is about waking up in the mornng and breathing fresh are and roaming nature with a purpose"
Well done

Thanks Ward, that's good to hear!
It's really a lot of what it comes down to for me.

[Christoph Meister]

Dear All, I am very pleased that my first contacts in January 2010 on golfclubatlas.com with Emil Weber, who together with Mark Horyna is the initiator of Depeche Golf, have led to me becoming a humble contributor in issue #1. I sincerely hope that a printed golf magazine lacking adverts for the newest golf equipment and not advertising for the next golf trip to Andalusia will set the pace in Europe. Cheers and I wish you, Emil & Mark, every success, and many issues to follow.