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No.05 Spring 2026 - OUT NOW
GOLF BEYOND THE GREEN
The First Cut Journal isn't just a golf journal, it's a celebration of the sports timeless essence and the lifestyle it inspires.
Released four times a year expect captivating content, beautifully told. Blending real stories that cut to the very core of our game and exploring the legends that shaped it. It's an alternative to mainstream media for the discerning golfer, something to unwind and indulge yourself in.
Beautifully created, deeply inspiring and made to last, The First Cut offers more than a quick read - It's a keepsake, reconnecting you to the sport you love whenever life moves too fast.
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"Golf is not just exercise; it's an adventure, a romance...a Shakespeare play in which disaster and comedy are intertwined."
Harald Segall
STORIES FROM THE FIRST CUT JOURNAL
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Where Age has no cut Line
Read moreAt the age of fifty, most athletes are invited to the sidelines, to commemorate, to reminisce, to be applauded for what once was, to give their bodies a rest. Not for Paul Smith, 50 was a reset and a chance to dream big once again.
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More Than Metal: The mind behind SINK putters
Read moreOne of the game’s genuine good guys, and a craftsman who has built a career at the intersection of two life long passions: engineering and golf - That man is Olly Longlands.
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Regal Grounds and Shattered Shores
Read moreThe Kent coastline has long been synonymous with championship links golf. Sea air, shifting sands and rumpled fairways define this famous corner of England.Prince’s Golf Club sits proudly among them, just beyond is the bustling seaside port of Ramsgate, with France visible across the Channel and Royal St George’s separated only by the most modest of wire fences.