The Course Portraits gallery

See what your course can become.

Real golf holes, repainted from real photographs and finished with the course, the player, and the day that made it matter.

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A watercolor portrait of Arrowhead No. 10 shown in a walnut frame

Studio example · Walnut frame

Created from your actual photo
Framed from $109
Shipping included

From photograph to portrait

The original view stays recognizable.

We don't need a perfect photograph. A quick phone shot is enough to preserve the shape of the hole, remove distractions, and repaint the view in the style you choose. Don't have a photo? Tell us the course and hole—we can work with you to source one.

Original phone photograph looking down Mansion Ridge No. 8 — **Mansion Ridge · No. 8**Phone photo to oil portrait

Oil portrait preserving the view and geometry of Mansion Ridge No. 8 — **Mansion Ridge · No. 8**Phone photo to oil portrait

Original autumn phone photograph of Ramsey No. 10 — **Ramsey · No. 10**Autumn phone photo to impressionist portrait

Impressionist portrait preserving the trees, shadows, and view of Ramsey No. 10 — **Ramsey · No. 10**Autumn phone photo to impressionist portrait

Collection 01

The course that feels like yours.

The regular tee time, the home club, the municipal course where you learned the game. A course does not need to be famous to deserve the wall.

The weekly foursome

Post-impressionist painting of Hackensack Golf Club No. 6 under a dramatic evening sky

The Sunday Game

Mike & Pete CallahanHackensack Golf Club · No. 6 · October 12, 2025

The course you grew up on

Impressionist painting of the Presidio No. 15 in golden light

The view you know by heart

Impressionist landscape painting of Somerset Hills No. 12 beside the water

Somerset Hills Country Club · No. 12Bernardsville, New Jersey

The regular Saturday tee time

Oil painting of Sleepy Hollow No. 5 overlooking the Hudson River

Sleepy Hollow Country Club · No. 5Scarborough, New York

Studio examples · Names, dates, and commemorative inscriptions are illustrative. Every painting begins with a real course photograph.

Collection 02

The round worth remembering.

An ace, a personal best, a championship, or simply the trip everyone still talks about. The inscription turns a beautiful course into one particular day.

First round under 80

Vintage poster painting of Ferry Point No. 13 with the Manhattan skyline at sunset

First Round Under 80

Marcus LeeFerry Point Golf Course · No. 13 · May 24, 2026

The club championship

Oil painting of Medinah No. 17 curving around the water

The annual trip

Oil painting looking down the 18th hole at Bethpage Black toward the clubhouse

The Annual Trip

The Thursday GroupBethpage State Park · Black Course · No. 18 · September 18, 2026

The ace

Oil painting of Pebble Beach No. 7 at golden hour with waves breaking behind the green

Hole in One

Greg SandersPebble Beach Golf Links · No. 7 · August 14, 2024

Studio examples · Names, dates, and commemorative inscriptions are illustrative. Every painting begins with a real course photograph.

Collection 03

A golf gift with an actual story.

Start with the recipient's course and name. A date or occasion can make it more personal, but it is never required—and they can approve the final portrait before anything prints.

For Father's Day

Watercolor painting of Arrowhead No. 10 among red rock formations

Father's Day

Robert WhitfieldArrowhead Golf Club · No. 10 · June 21, 2026

For the trip that became tradition

Watercolor painting of Bandon Dunes No. 2 among coastal dunes

Ten Years of Bandon

The Bellweather FourBandon Dunes Golf Resort · No. 2 · April 7, 2026

For retirement

Oil painting of Kananaskis No. 4 beneath dramatic mountain peaks

For the bucket-list course

Vintage poster painting of Harbour Town No. 18 beside the lighthouse at sunset

Harbour Town Golf Links · No. 18Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

Studio examples · Names, dates, and commemorative inscriptions are illustrative. Every painting begins with a real course photograph.

Five painting styles

The same hole, in a different hand.

Oakmont Country Club No. 18, interpreted five ways. Choose the treatment that fits the golfer and the room; after payment, four alternate paintings explore other moods.