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A sunlight glow over this infamous Spanish Course made for an easy source of inspiration. This 24″ x 48″ original oil painting was one of my latest paintings, and I can’t wait to share the behind the scenes.
Golf Art: Capturing a Collector’s Home Course
Vanderbilt Legends Club Original Oil Painting
“Sunrise at Royal Dornoch” Golf Club Painting
Buffalo Trace Distillery Tour
“No. 3 and 4 at Cruden Bay Golf Club” Original Painting
Exploring Cruden Bay: A Golfer’s Paradise and Beyond
“Nicolas-Jay Pinot Noir” Still Life Commission
Candace and Justin: 30″ x 40″ live wedding painting
“On the River” O.H. Ingram Whiskey Painting
“Foxy at Royal Dornoch” Golf Painting
“Morning at Troubadour” Golf Painting of Troubadour Golf & Field
“No. 8 at Pebble Beach” Golf Art Painting
“No. 17 and 18 at Pebble Beach”, Pebble Beach Golf Painting
“No 18 at the Old Course at St Andrews Links”, Golf Painting
“No. 16 at Troubadour Golf & Field”, Golf Painting
“No. 8 at Pebble Beach” Golf Art Painting
36º33’47” N 121º56’11.53″ W Par 4, 427 yards The peninsula on the front nine at Pebble beach is dominated by the famous short par 3 7th hole. With it’s tee box perched precariously atop sheer cliffs and the Pacific crashing relentlessly at the green it’s easy to see why. But don’t let it’s beauty and
“No. 17 and 18 at Pebble Beach”, Pebble Beach Golf Painting
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
“No 18 at the Old Course at St Andrews Links”, Golf Painting
“This is the origin of the game, golf in its purest form, and it’s still played that way on a course seemingly untouched by time. Every time I play here, it reminds me that this is still a game.” -Arnold Palmer This iconic view of the ancient trio is the most recognized composition in the
“No. 16 at Troubadour Golf & Field”, Golf Painting
When my husband played professional golf, our dinner time revolved around summer storms. A little rain won’t deter a serious golfer, but lightening will send them off the course quicker than a cat in water. This summer storm sets place on the 16th green at the Troubadour Golf and Field Club. Located in the stunning
“No. 8 at Pebble Beach” Golf Art Painting
36º33’47” N 121º56’11.53″ W Par 4, 427 yards The peninsula on the front nine at Pebble beach is dominated by the famous short par 3 7th hole. With it’s tee box perched precariously atop sheer cliffs and the Pacific crashing relentlessly at the green it’s easy to see why. But don’t let it’s beauty and
“No. 17 and 18 at Pebble Beach”, Pebble Beach Golf Painting
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
“No 18 at the Old Course at St Andrews Links”, Golf Painting
“This is the origin of the game, golf in its purest form, and it’s still played that way on a course seemingly untouched by time. Every time I play here, it reminds me that this is still a game.” -Arnold Palmer This iconic view of the ancient trio is the most recognized composition in the
“No. 16 at Troubadour Golf & Field”, Golf Painting
When my husband played professional golf, our dinner time revolved around summer storms. A little rain won’t deter a serious golfer, but lightening will send them off the course quicker than a cat in water. This summer storm sets place on the 16th green at the Troubadour Golf and Field Club. Located in the stunning
