Golf Editor: Lead Culture-Driven Editorial

HYPEBEAST; United States; On-site; USD 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Hypebeast Ltd. in New York seeks a Golf Editor to lead day-to-day editorial for Hypegolf within the US editorial team. You will cover apparel, gear, collaborations, courses, and personalities shaping golf culture.

The ideal candidate has 3–5 years in digital publishing, strong golf knowledge, and excellent writing with the ability to meet deadlines. Some nights/weekends work during tournaments is expected.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience in digital publishing or editorial content creation.
• Strong knowledge of golf and culture around it.
• Excellent written and verbal communication; able to meet deadlines.

Responsibilities

• Write, edit and publish golf content across Hypebeast, keeping the direction aligned with the Hypegolf brand.
• Source trending news and features across golf apparel, equipment, collaborations, tournaments, courses and culture.
• Secure exclusive interviews and first looks through PR teams, brands, talent managers and your network.
• Plan and manage the Hypegolf editorial calendar, including majors and seasonal product launches.
• Work with Hypegolf and Hypegolf Japan social members, and with the Hypebeast and Hypebae teams, on cross-publication and distribution.
• Coordinate golf content across regions (NA, HK, China, Japan, Korea) to keep coverage consistent.
• Analyze story performance and use data to grow traffic and engagement.
• Develop ideas for golf activations, events and brand partnerships with Sales and Hypemaker teams.
• Work closely with the Hypebeast editorial team to keep golf coverage aligned with the wider editorial direction.

Skills

Golf knowledge

Strong writing

Verbal communication

WordPress

Photoshop basics

Time management

Tools

WordPress

Photoshop

Job description

Hypebeast Ltd. in New York seeks a Golf Editor to lead day-to-day editorial for Hypegolf within the US editorial team. You will cover apparel, gear, collaborations, courses, and personalities shaping golf culture.

The ideal candidate has 3–5 years in digital publishing, strong golf knowledge, and excellent writing with the ability to meet deadlines. Some nights/weekends work during tournaments is expected.