PressKit_OffCourse,gestalten2026

Usage: - These images may only be used in connection with the media coverage/review of the corresponding gestalten publication. - All media coverage must mention the title and show the cover of the gestalten publication. - The images may not be modified, manipulated, or used for other purposes. - The images may not be stored in electronic systems for any other purpose than the media coverage/review and may not be passed on to third parties Credits: - All images must be credited as specified below (contains name of image owner/photographer, title of publication, gestalten, year). - Image credits must be put adjacent to the photo. - Online coverage must include a link to the respective publication on gestalten.com. - For social media coverage please link to @gestalten for Instagram/Facebook. Cover Credit: "Photo Jake Magraw, Courtesy of Bogey Boys, Off Course, gestalten 2026" Image Credits: p. 037 & 039 "Photo Students Golf / Mark Cuevas, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 042 "Photo Manors Golf / Oscar J Ryan, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 043 "Photo Manors Golf / Jones Photography, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 060 "Photo Cph / Golf™︎, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 070 "Photo Carnival Golf, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 073 "Photo Loom 19 / Nuti Pramoch, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 123 "Photo Ricky Robinson / Kauri Cliffs / Robertson Lodges, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 175 "Photo Ever Club / Angie Silvy, Off Course, gestalten 2026" p. 190 "Photo Paris Golf Gallery & WRKS Agency / Chloé Jan, Off Course, gestalten 2026" Image Captions: p. 037 & 039 Founded by designer Michael Huynh, the brand Students Golf turns golf’s frustrations into poetry—a reminder that the game, like life, is a continual learning experience. p. 042-043 Golf isn’t only measured in scores or distance—it lives in the steps between shots, the conversations, the small human moments the game allows. Manors reminds us that style, attitude, and curiosity belong here, too. p. 060 Rooted in Japan’s culture of etiquette yet shaped by the pulse of the street, Cph / Golf explores how discipline and individuality can coexist. Guided by Michel Pigneul Kaneko, the brand redefines the meaning of TPO (time, place, occasion)—finding freedom not by breaking rules, but by moving gracefully within them. p. 070 Carnival Golf takes Thailand’s street sensibility to the course—reshaping the game with color, confidence, and cultural pride. It’s not about breaking tradition but lifting it, turning play into expression and expression into identity. p. 073 Born in Bangkok’s laid-back chaos, Loom 19 embodies Thai-style golf. p. 123 At Kauri Cliffs in New Zealand, the clubhouse sits within a vast coastal landscape. p. 175 At L’Oiseau Golf in Québec, golf becomes a shared, social experience. p. 190 Paris Golf Gallery exists at the intersection of fashion and sport—where silhouettes matter, identity is paramount, and golf becomes part of contemporary style. Its mission isn’t disruption, but evolution: opening the game to people who never saw themselves in it before.