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London Ontario Golf is a project which stems from Jeffrey Reed’s passion for golf. A life-long golfer, and one of Canada’s top golf journalists, Reed retired as a semi-professional baseball player with the London Majors of the Intercounty Baseball League in 2001. Searching for another competitive sport, he needed only to glance at his golf clubs to rediscover his passion for the grandest game of all. An avid golfer, low single-digit handicapper and part-time golf instructor, Reed is thrilled to be able to share his love of southwestern Ontario golf with visitors to the London Ontario Golf website.
Since 2005, Reed has written the official welcome to Ontario golf courses in, Golf Ontario Style - the official golf publication of Ontario Ministry of Tourism & Recreation. He wrote, “Clearly, Ontario loves golf. As one of more than 12 million Ontario residents, I am no different,” adding, “No matter where you visit in Ontario, there is sure to be a quality golf course ready to welcome you to its plush fairways and greens.”
An award-winning, nationally-recognized author, writer, editor, photographer and broadcast journalist, Reed is most often recognized as one of Canada’s most knowledgeable sportswriters. Currently writing columns for approximately 150 publications, Reed’s golf stories are published by magazines and newspapers including: SCOREGolf; Golf Canada (RCGA); Ontario Golf Magazine; National Post Golf; The Toronto Star; The Globe & Mail; The London Free Press; The Londoner; London CityLife Magazine; Business London Magazine; Urban Male Magazine; and Forever Young.
Reed is also a two-time author. His first book, EBBA 40 Years of Baseball (1994) chronicles the history of London baseball, in specific, four decades of the Eager Beaver Baseball Association. Reed’s second book, Building Distinction: 100 Years of Construction in London (1998) recognizes the 100th anniversary of the London & District Construction Association. Both books are bursting with a collection of Reed’s wonderful photographs.
In addition, Reed received a National Mature Media Award in both 2006 and 2007. His award-winning stories chronicled the intense rivalry between the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs during the 1950s and '60s, and Canadian curling legend, Russ Howard. They were’ judged amongst 2,200 entries from across North America.
Reed, and his wife, Elizabeth - London Ontario Golf's assistant editor - reside in London where they both have been known to enjoy fine wine, good food and great company after a round of golf.
Learn more about Reed's passion for athletics at
Diamond Dream: Jeffrey Reed's Inspirational Story of Hope &
Determination.
London Ontario Golf
Golf Instruction with Jeffrey Reed
Jeffrey Reed, Editor, London Ontario Golf
Current Course Record Holder 62 (-8) at Caradoc Sands GC, Strathroy
60- and 90-Minute Lessons * Individuals and Small Groups
Custom Packages * Reasonable Rates
Green Par Practice Range, 4680 Wellington Rd. S, London ONT
for more information, contact:
Jeffrey Reed 519/643-6334
or jeff@londonontariogolf.com
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Golf!
Here’s what London Ontario Golf offers your golf business:
> Golf course and equipment reviews
> Advertising opportunities
> News releases
> Golf course and practice facility listings
> Tournament listings
One of Canada’s top golf journalists, Jeffrey Reed is available for speaking engagements, including charity golf tournament master of ceremonies, as well as any of your writing and photography needs – including news releases, golf club biographies, website material, and course newsletters.
Contact Information:
Advertising enquiries: advertising@londonontariogolf.com
News releases and tournament listings: news@londonontariogolf.com
General information: jeff@londonontariogolf.com
Assistant Editor Elizabeth Reed:
elizabeth@londonontariogolf.com
Or call (519) 643-6334
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