From The Editor New England Golf Monthly
It’s fall again and here we are at our final issue of 2010, it has been a great season for golf and a banner year for New England Golf Monthly. A special thanks to all of you, our readers and peers in the industry that voted our publication "Best Publication of the 20th Anniversary International Network of Golf Conference" for 2010. We are very proud of our staff and all contributors who have made all of this possible.
It has been 1 year since the passing of my very good friend and colleague David Adamonis Sr. I miss him and his prayer card still sits in front on me every day on my computer. His words of advice about our magazine echo in my mind each and every month “Make each issue better than the last”, I will Coach.
Each year when the golf season winds down most of us put the clubs away and quit thinking about the game until spring rolls around. The great players know this is the time to work on the next season and ingrain new methods of improvement. The late fall and winter months give us a great opportunity to assess our weaknesses and find the help necessary to take our game to the next level.
Take your game indoors at least once a week, there are great Indoor Golf facilities throughout New England that have some of the best instructors in the game. It will pay huge dividends on that winter golf trip when you’re golf buddies are slapping it around trying to get the rust out and you’re making pars and birdies.
This issue is our Annual Holiday Gift Guide and Golf Travel Issue with plenty of ideas for the golfer in your life. It is also full of great destinations for the 2010 / 2011 travel season. Give yourself an early Christmas gift and book golf trip today it does wonders for the soul in the heart of winter. My idea of a great Super Bowl Sunday is always 18 holes in shorts and a golf shirt somewhere toasty before the game.
For the next 10 weeks keep a close watch on your e-mail for e-blast from NEGM about great gifts and special deals on golf trips to just about anywhere. All the best, see you on the turn.
Timothy R. Branco
Editor / Publisher
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