Bob Labbance serves as contributing editor to Golf Styles New England. He also designs and edits The Bulletin for the Golf Collectors Society and serves as golf editor for Turf Magazine. In addition, his freelance writing and photography has appeared in numerous national magazines including Golf Magazine, USGA Golf Journal, Links and Golf Course Management. Labbance is the author of thirteen books on golf-he began writing guidebooks to the golf courses of New England nearly 20 years ago and has also written a number of club history books—in addition to biographies, history and fiction. He is a panelist for Golfweek's "Top 100 Courses" list, an award-winning photographer and a multiple winner of writing awards from the GCSAA. He resides in Montpelier, Vermont, with his wife, Kathie and two children Griffin and Simone.

          Patrick White holds a degree in Communications from Villanova University. He has worked as an editor for several national and regional magazines both in and out of the golf industry. White assisted Geoffrey Cornish with the recent book, "18 Stakes on a Sunday Afternoon," a history of golf course architecture in North America, as well as "Classic Golf Hole Design," a book that explores the inspiration for today's great golf holes. His freelance writing appears regularly in a diverse array of publications, including Turf, Superintendent, Tree Services, Farming, and School Foodservice & Nutrition magazines among others. He and his wife, Tamara, and young son Aidan live in Middlesex, Vermont.