Advertising Oportunities
Sun Country Golf offers its advertisers high-resolution color display advertising that exposes golf- and non-golf-related products and services to golfers and business decision makers across New Mexico, West Texas and Southern Colorado.
Opportunities range from crisply reproduced full-page color ads to 1/8-page ads. Additionally, we offer non-golf advertisers "wrapper" and "pull-out" advertising opportunities that lets their advertising messages stand out uniquely from the rest of the publication.
All Sun Country Golf advertising opportunities allow advertisers to target a stronger demographic than general direct-mail or general-circulation newspaper advertising inserts. Call or e-mail for a copy of our rate card.
Broadcast/Cross-Promotion
Sun Country Golf's broadcast partner is New Mexico Golf TV, Inc., an independent production company in Albuquerque. Our partnership allows for multi-media and cross-promotion advertising opportunities via joint buys and coordinated placement within the newspaper and New Mexico Golf TV's weekly broadcast productions during the golf season. Contact us for details.
New Mexico Golf TV's productions include the award-winning series, "New Mexico Golf Tour," a weekly travelogue and how-to program broadcast on PBS that enjoyed strong ratings across the nation, including Chicago, Charlotte, Milwaukee, Modesto-Stockton, Springfield-Champaign, Ill., Roanoke, Va., Anchorage, Alaska, and another half dozen smaller markets.
Additional Internet Reach
The publishers of Sun Country Golf also operates a web site, New Mexico Golf Destinations, that provides visitors to New Mexico short, full-motion narrated video tours of golf courses in New Mexico, as well as detailed information on greens fees, travel and lodging options, non-golf recreational information, course descriptions, reviews. The site features links to high-quality golf-concierge services. The byword is "For Golfer, By Golfers."
Advertiser contact
Ken Adams, business manager, (505) 620-1953.
Editorial contact
Dan Vukelich, editor, (505) 350-3805