Sam Weinman is the V.P./Digital Editorial Director at Golf Digest. He focuses on competitive sports, particularly golf, and covers a range of topics including sports figures, the PGA Tour, and the NHL, with an interest in Australian sports as well. Sam has been featured in Golf Digest and Golf Digest ME.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
United States (National)
Not enough data
Sam Weinman's articles predominantly cover golf-related topics, including tips, terminology, and expert insights. His focus on event coverage and expert commentary indicates a strong interest in timely content related to the sport of golf. Therefore, individuals with expertise in the golf industry or specific events may find success when reaching out to him.
Given Sam's wide-ranging coverage of various aspects of golf, experts could provide valuable contributions by offering thoughtful analysis on emerging trends in the sport or sharing unique experiences related to playing techniques or equipment advancements.
As his geographic focus is not specified but he operates from the United States, those pitching should consider tailoring their content based on this context unless it pertains to international matters within the world of golf.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
The simplest way to shave strokes doesn’t even require practice
I’ve struggled with my decision on Election Day for some time now. I’ve weighed both sides carefully. I’ve heard from people who will agree with me and from people who will think I’m an idiot. Ultimately, though, the decision is deeply personal. It has to be my own. I am going to play golf. There, Read more...
By: Sam Weinman
I've struggled with my decision on Election Day for some time now. I've weighed both sides carefully. I've heard from people who will agree with me and from people who will think I'm an idiot.
What to look for when less than 100 percent
Last year, to make myself feel better about a lack of progress in my handicap, I determined one’s golf season shouldn’t be judged by a set of numbers. Instead, I devised a year-end golf assessment based on a series of questions … that resulted in another set of numbers.
There’s science behind why you make dumb decisions after the turn – but you can do something about it.
By: Sam Weinman, Bryson Dechambeau
Five teachers offer their gift ideas for golfers intent on getting better
By: Sam Weinman
There are plenty of ways to gauge the success of a golf story—readership, feedback from readers, pick-up from other outlets. But just like a golf shot, the best measure might be from whoever produced it—sometimes you can feel it the moment it leaves you. This was the exercise we put before our collection of writers and editors: Put modesty aside, and tell us the story you were proudest of in 2024, either because of what it taught the audience or you about the game we all love. The responses ranged from useful to heartbreaking, to small moments well beyond the public view, but they all showcased the many ways we connect with the game.
The strategic way to problem solve for your game is through backward planning
This article first appeared in Low Net, a Golf Digest+ exclusive newsletter written for the average golfer, by an average golfer. To get Low Net straight to your inbox, sign up for Golf Digest+ here. Have a topic you want me to explore? Send me an email and I'll do my best to dive in.
(833) 317-6278 
