Rick Young is a golf journalist and writer, specializing in equipment reviews, golf course features, and industry news. With a focus on the Canadian golf scene, Rick's work has been featured in SCOREGolf magazine, as well as TV Technology and The Hamilton Spectator. He brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his articles, providing readers with valuable insights into the world of golf.
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Rick Young's coverage primarily focuses on golf-related content, specifically equipment, tournaments, and courses. He seems to heavily rely on press releases and private sector announcements for his articles.
When reaching out to Rick, consider offering unique insights into the golf industry or exclusive access to new products or events in the Canadian golf scene. Since he often covers product promotions and design themes related to golf equipment, providing information about innovative designs or advancements could be appealing.
Given his national focus on Canada and interest in specific brands and products within the golf industry, sharing news about Canadian-based companies or local tournaments may also pique his interest.
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By: Rick Young
Gaining inspiration for an important project from golf course superintendents everywhere.
By: Rick Young
Led by Doug Carrick, construction will start early in 2025 and be completed in 2027.
By: Rick Young
The captain gave each member of the International Team a custom-made putter from Blacksmith Putters.
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By: Rick Young
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From layering to gear adjustments, make sure you do everything you can to enjoy fall golf.
By: Rick Young
The world's best wedge designer celebrated his 85th birthday with a trip back home to Canada.
The fifth version of the KING TEC irons focuses on increasing players' distance and forgiveness.
By: Rick Young
The guide promotes all forms of golf and hopes to make the game more accessible in big cities.
A round with the Canadian music icon, on a great course, made for a memorable day. Under happy circumstances, I played much less golf than usual this season.
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