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Johnny Percival
Johnny Percival
Johnny joined GolfMagic as Reviews Editor in 2023 having worked for Sports Impact for two years as Head of Social Media, working alongside prominent golf brands including Galvin Green, Motocaddy and Wilson. Johnny attended Oxford Brookes where he earned his degree in film studies before converting to journalism having attained his NCTJ diploma at News Associates, the number one journalism course in the UK, in 2020. Johnny is an avid Arsenal fan and currently plays of a handicap of 11.2. His golfing hero is Seve Ballesteros and he is currently a nomad golfer having learnt to play at Studley Wood Golf Club in Oxfordshire.
Articles by Johnny Percival
GolfMagic picks out the best golf mid-layers you can buy, now that temperatures are starting to drop and a little added warmth is needed out on the course.
We take a closer look at the formats played in the Ryder Cup on Friday and Saturday and how you can play them, too, when you next tee it up.
New range-leading waterproof jacket and trousers set the very highest standard in all-weather performance and comfort.
Producing balls for at least five major golf brands, the factory fire is poised to have a big impact on the golf ball market.
Sitting down to discuss his longheld love affair with the island of Barbados, Ian Woosnam revealed what makes Apes Hill, one of the island's best courses, so special.
Set up to supposedly help Team Europe, the rough at Marco Simone took no time at all to bear its teeth to Rory McIlroy.
The European captain was prepared to take a tug on the heartstrings of his team to get them fired up for the 44th Ryder Cup.
Having previously claimed he is a better player than Rory McIlroy, US Open champion Wyndham Clark has doubled down on his comments with another audacious claim.
When quizzed on Patrick Cantlay's ability to make a joke, Schauffele revealed his humour couldn't be repeated in 2023.
Looking to cure his recent putting woes, Scottie Scheffler has turned to a new putting coach ahead of the 2023 Ryder Cup.
The first practice round of the 2023 Ryder Cup is well underway, so we've taken a look at the groupings to see if the captains have given away any selection clues ahead of Friday's showdown.
With new details of LIV Golf's 2024 season beginning to emerge, it appears that courses owned by former President Donald Trump have been dumped from the rota.
Made popular by Bryson DeChambeau, one length clubs have split opinion since rising to prominence. So to see if they worked, we took them out for a test.
Marco Simone is likely a name you've been hearing a lot recently. But who is he, and why does Italy's first Ryder Cup course bear his name?
Japan's Ryo Hisatsune shot a scintillating back nine 30 to claim his first win on Tour at the Cazoo Open de France.
Scoring tents are a thing of the past for LIV players, thanks to a new on-course scoring process.
In a recent interview, Matt Fitzpatrick revealed that when it comes to statistical analysis, you can't always trust official Tour stats.
Keegan Bradley reveals a Netflix camera crew made him believe he was going to be selected for the US Ryder Cup team.
Featuring densely tree-lined fairways and subtle undulation, Foxhill's Longcross course provides a picturesque examination of accuracy and precision.
Responding to Luke Donald's plan to potentially rest key players in the Ryder Cup, Fitzpatrick claims he's prepared to play all five games.
GolfMagic tests out all the best golf balls on the market to find out which ones you should choose in 2023.
The HiPPO H120 irons combine unbeatable value with high-end performance for one of the best sets of budget irons we've ever tested.
Matt Fitzpatrick tells GolfMagic there are two golf brands that he can't use...
PXG's newest irons are tailored for advanced shot shaping and a touch of forgiveness to meet the needs of premier ball strikers.
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