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Genre Research - Golf Monthly

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The cover features the Golf Monthly title, with GOLF being the biggest lettering and MONTHLY being smaller and to the side as it is not as important. There is large blue text next to a golfer swinging relating to an article in the magazine. The text is very generic but professional as golf is perceived as a professional gentlemen's game. The background is a golf course with green grass and white-blue skies. The main focus is on the PGA Tour player Rafa Cabrera Bello, who is seen swinging a golf club in the picture on the cover. There is small red text that says "How to build a Warm-up routine that works". This is the main article in the magazine. All of the articles found in this magazine are golf related, with articles referring to courses, resorts, players, tips, equipment, etc. Every 2 pages or every other page, depending on the article length, and some are golf related, but others refer to alcohol or health care products as well. The Table of Contents features a golfer swinging a driver on a golf course tee box, presumably in a tournament. This magazine distributes 2.5 million magazines a year (2018).

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