E. Michael Johnson is an Equipment Editor at Golf Digest. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including international sports leagues, major league sports, and sports tournaments, while also delving into sports business and automotive themes. He has been featured in The News International, Golf Digest, and Yahoo Sports.
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E. Michael Johnson's articles predominantly focus on golf equipment, covering new releases, product analysis, and professional endorsements. Given this emphasis, pitches to him should offer expert insights into the latest golf equipment or industry trends.
As his coverage heavily features press releases and industry-specific content, he may be interested in receiving information about upcoming product launches or exclusive access to insider knowledge within the golf equipment sector.
While E. Michael Johnson does not have a specified geographic focus, his audience likely includes international readers with an interest in golf-related topics. Therefore, any expertise or products pitched to him should have global relevance within the context of the sport of golf and its associated industries.
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By: E. Michael Johnson
An honest assessment of your game is the first step to finding the right clubs for you
By: E. Michael Johnson
A new Ping driver and putter were effective changes as Kristoffer Reitan won his first PGA Tour title at Quail Hollow
By: E. Michael Johnson
Eschewing the latest and greatest in equipment, Aaron Rai rose to the ranks of major champion
By: E. Michael Johnson
Using a Ping Scottsdale Tec Ally Blue Onset putter, Wyndham Clark delivered a knockout blow at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson
Ping's most-recent women's offering provides multiple options as well as a fitting app
Ludvig Åberg is a premier ball striker. from GolfDigest
Equipment deals are evolving. from GolfDigest
By: E. Michael Johnson
Should Wyndham Clark prevail Sunday at the U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills G.C. he will join an eclectic group of seven men who have two U.S. Open titles and no other major championships. from GolfDigest
By: E. Michael Johnson
Clark's wedges and putter saved him time and again en route to his second U.S. Open title
By: E. Michael Johnson
Srixon has a new driver out at this week’s Travelers Championship. from GolfDigest
