What golf fan would love to be surrounded by golf memorabilia and golf pictures
in a favorite room of the house? If you’re choosing game room décor,
there are many different types of golf pictures that you can bring into
the mix. Whether your tastes run to a lovely picture of a golf course or
you prefer photos of historic moments in the lives of the legends of
golf, you’re bound to find the perfect centerpiece when you choose golf
room décor that includes golf cartoons, golfer photos or golf course
art. Here’s a quick look at some of the best examples of golf pictures
available through reputable dealers of golf memorabilia.
Golfer Photos
From
vintage photos to contemporary golf news, there’s no lack of photos of
the legends of golf with which to decorate your den or golf room. If
you’re a fan of the classics, look for Ben Hogan golf swing series of
photographs. Used as the basis for the sketches in Hogan’s own book, the
series of photographs documents Hogan’s famous form from address to
follow-through. Whether you choose one of the series or find a framed
collection that includes three or more positions, the Ben Hogan golf
swing photos are classic pieces of golf memorabilia.
Of
course, Hogan isn’t the only one of the well-known legends of golf to
be immortalized in famous golf pics. You’re bound to find unsigned and
autographed photos of Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods, Robert
“Bobby”Jones, Babe Didrikson and so many more when you start poking
around on sites that sell golf photos and golf memorabilia.
Golf Course Art
While
many golfers are larger-than-life personalities, the true legends of
golf are often the courses on which they play. Golf course autographs
are very popular atmospheric photos in offices, boardrooms and private
homes. The best golf course art manages to capture both the beauty of
the landscape and the intricacies of the individual holes they portray.
Among the most popular golf
course paintings are those of Augusta, the home of the Masters
Tournament. Famed golf artists Linda Hartough and Marci Rule have each
produced paintings of Augusta #12, for example, that show the lay and
the pitch from different angles and at different times of day. Both are
beautiful paintings that portray the famed golf hole in very different styles and conditions.
If you prefer a lighter mood for your game room décor, consider golf pictures from earlier times, particularly golf cartoons
and golf pictures used for advertising in the early part of the last
century. Whatever your preference, you’re sure to find the perfect piece
of golf art to finish off your game room in style.
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