Gifts for Golfers: The Best Golf Art & Photography for Your Home

Greens on 16 by Corey Wilson

The California-born photographer Corey Wilson captured this bird’s eye snap of Cypress Point at Pebble Beach. Available in a range of sizes, this romantic, wilding, depiction juxtaposes the unruly seascape with expertly shaped fairways.

$199

Match South Golf Collage

With Easter eggs from top golf destinations around the world, including St. Andrews and Pinehurst, this print is striking, so to speak, with even a playfully ironic old-timey matchbox reading “play golf…for health.” Depending on your decor needs, it can be purchased with or without a frame.

$135

Lee Wybranski PGA Championship Live Sketch Original Painting

Lee Wybranski has become the live painting star of the golf world in recent years. He's attended dozens of events and captured our favorite courses expertly with his vibrant style and eye for the intricate elements that make us love the game. There are a variety of prints available on his website under $100, but we've got our eye on one of his originals from The PGA Championship at Oak Hill CC in 2023 that perfectly blends the work of art that this game and its courses inspire.

$800

Jill Opelka, Cypress, 2023

Golf landscape architect Alister Mackenzie pièce de résistance (aka Pebble Beach) expands and unfolds in Kansas City artist Jill Opelka’s sweeping oil rendering of the famed course. This original painting is signed by the artist and recalls the sublimity of the Monterey Peninsula.

$4,900

Kelly Swing Golf Sculptures

These artfully abstracted metallic figurines feature a geometric golfer in three different stages of his swing, which can be collected one by one or all three together, creating a dynamic sculptural representation of the sport that works for the home or the office.

$126 (set of three)

Prints Ltd. Golfing On Top Of Car

This collection contains a wide variety of vintage photograph prints available in a range of sizes, so there’s a moody, black-and-white photograph for every style (and decor) of golfer—all made in the USA. Here, a dapperly dressed golfer tees up on a car, but there’s also a print with a horse for a tee box if that’s more your vibe.

$24

Birdie Chance, 2025

Syndey-based artist Werner Bronkhorst has garnered a large social media following for his unique and playful art focusing primarily on sport. He recently teamed up with Malbon Golf for an event in NYC during the Ryder Cup to auction off a few pieces to benefit youth golf programs—including reproductions of this one titled "Birdie Chance."

$17,400

SYD, Golf, 2025

With hints of coral and lime, this abstracted portrait of a coastal golf course is almost Impressionistic in nature, filled with movement and joy, two hallmarks of Wilmington, North Carolina-based artist Sydney D. Falkner, more commonly known as “SYD.”

$495

"Morning Shadows of the Old Course: The Sketch" Fine Art Print By Aimee Smith

Aimee Smith is a landscape painter that works in many different mediums. She captures the natural glow of some of the best courses in the world in both vibrant colors and moody monochrome sketches. This print of The Old Course shows the iconic start and finish holes at St. Andrews at a fresh perspective.

$36

Vintage 1960s Brass Golf Club Bookends

This pair of one-of-a-kind vintage bronzed cast iron bookends hail from Korea in the 1960’s. The perfect choice for keeping your copies of Five Lessons and A Good Walk Spoiled in line.

$158

Sugarloaf Social Club Morning Muni Tree

Captured by SSC's Ian Gilley, this image from Laurel Mill Golf Course in Pennsylvania comes framed in five different size options to fit any gallery wall. It's a simple ode to morning golf rounds in all the right ways.

$80

Max Steven Grossman, Golf SQ MG, 2025

Colombian-born photographer Max Steven Grossman is known for his hyperrealistic portraits of bookshelves, like this limited run series offering a peek into one golf nut’s library, filled with covers from golf’s wisest and most literary greats.

$8,000

Golf Ball Patent Wall Art

This rendition is based on a real life patent for a golf ball from 1908. The design can be printed on vintage paper (as seen here) or a variety of backgrounds to suit your style, ranging from classic blueprint to a sharp blue steel, available in a wide variety of sizes and frame styles—all handmade in the USA.

$190

Paragon Golf Players I S/2

For a swingy, mod color-blocked statement, this pair of giclee prints are hand-finished and each come in a glossy white wood lacquer shadow box. Each set is made to order, so all you’ll need to do is find the right wall to hang them on.

$611

Angel Oloshove, Lonestar Range, 2024

Perhaps the most abstracted take on “golf art” to be found on this list, Houston-based multimedia artist Angel Oloshove is known for her ceramic sculptures exploring opalescence and materialism, often through oil-spill-esque glazes. In this series, she places golf-ball inspired spheres in a green-like puddle. Made from glazed ceramic and epoxy, each one is unique.

$850

The 3rd Hole, The Country Club at Brookline, MA By Linda Hartough

Artist Linda Hartough's online store offers both prints and artist proofs of dozens of her works. In peak fall golf season, this image of the third hole at Brookline (Ma.) caught our eye with its full-foliage palette and shadowy approach.

$112-$550

Golf Ball ~ Ball Marker Display Rack Rustic Wood American Flag Sign

Designed to neatly hold and display your ball markers, golf balls, and any other trinkets you’d rather admire up on the walls than let collect dust in the bottom of your golf bag, this made in America wooden flag display is handmade by a husband-and-wife duo, with an assist from their six sons.

$220

Augusta National, Amen Corner By R. Grant

This print (8"x10") features the iconic view we dream of each April via oil paint. The artist, also known as "The Golf Course Artist" aims to celebrate the joy of golf through bold strokes and bright colors on the canvas, and this colorful corner does just that.

$45

Watercolor Golf Art | Golf Cart, Flag, Club and Golf Bag By Claire Nilan

Claire Nilan hand-illustrates aerial course layouts with hundreds of options to scroll through, but we also love her watercolor prints that range from renderings of Oakmont's Church Pews to moody vintage club paintings to this upbeat foursome of prints that would brighten up the room of the tiniest golfers expertly.

$38-$275