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Foxy at Royal Dornoch
“Morning at Troubadour” 36″ x 48″ painting
5 reasons you should start playing golf
The Fascinating History of Golf Art
“No. 17 and 18 at Pebble Beach”, 36 x 48 oil on canvas
Discovering St. Andrews: 5 Things to do on your golf trip
Discovering St. Andrews: The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews
“No. 18 at the Old Course at St. Andrews Links”, 48×36 oil on canvas
“Hunting Season”, 36 x 38 oil on canvas
“No. 16 at Troubadour Golf and Field”, 30 x 36 oil on canvas
The Fascinating History of Golf Art
Golf is one of the oldest sports in the world, and its art has evolved over time to reflect the changing nature of the game. From paintings of aristocrats playing on lush green estates to modern posters advertising PGA Tour events, golf art has always been a fascinating reflection of our culture and society. As
“No. 17 and 18 at Pebble Beach”, 36 x 48 oil on canvas
There are a few places that hold stories. Where the air is still heavy and quiet with legends from years ago. Pebble Beach Golf Links is one of those places. Golfers new and seasoned hold a firm respect for this course. This past spring we had the opportunity to fly out for a few reference
Discovering St. Andrews: 5 Things to do on your golf trip
As odd as it is writing a traveling blog post in the middle of 2021, if you don’t start putting together a traveling wishlist now, you’ll have to wait in line when everything opens back up. Or at least that’s what I’m telling myself. The Old Course at St. Andrews Links has been on my travel
