Steve Carroll is a Club Golf Editor for National Club Golfer. With a passion for the sport, Steve covers a wide range of topics related to golf, including course management, equipment, rules, and player experiences. His articles provide insights and advice for golf enthusiasts of all levels.
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Steve Carroll's coverage is heavily focused on golf, including rules, courses, and the PGA Tour. He often includes expert commentary and cites data in his articles. Pitching to him could involve offering insights from experts in the field of golf rules or course management.
Given the nature of Steve's coverage, he would likely be interested in pitches that provide analysis or commentary on recent changes to golf regulations, emerging trends in club membership or tournament participation rates.
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By: Steve Carroll
Whether it’s not raking bunkers, or failing to repair pitch marks, it feels like our great game needs a golf etiquette reset
By: Steve Carroll
Isaac Rowlands, an assistant pro at The Grove, will be chasing the midnight sun next year as part of a tough world record attempt
The newly re-elected President has a strong passion for the game – and has bought some high-profile courses on this side of the pond
Let them grow, or shave them short? A trio of greenkeepers explain how they care for a golf green during the colder months
In a Q School debate, Steve Carroll and Mark Townsend discuss whether golf's most pressure-filled event should be televised.
By: Steve Carroll
From finding the best driver to unlocking the secrets of the Rules of Golf, Your Golf is the new channel for dedicated golfers
You could travel round the golf course in psychedelic style if you bought this Noel Gallagher golf buggy once owned by the Oasis guitarist
DP World Tour Q School Format: Over 150 players compete over six rounds to earn their cards, which is an incredibly tough gig.
Steve Carroll and Mark Townsend argue about how they would get on under the mental battering of DP World Tour Q School at Infinitum.
It used to be when someone claimed to have the best product whether it was a boat or motorcycle, it was the Cadillac of that industry. Cadillac set the standard that Lincoln and everyone else tried to live up to. If you had a Cadillac, you had something special.
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