Shop-2

Part Number: SA-1068 Size: 36 x 36 This piece celebrates Jack Nicklaus's record setting career which includes 18 major victories. This piece features a Royal Bank of Scotland issued 5 pound note with his picture. RBS has been issuing it's own bank notes since 1727.                            

Part Number: SA-874 Size: 17 x 43 Masters greatest shots include Gene Sarazen's 1935 shot heard round the world, Nicklaus' 1986 putt, Larry Mize's playoff chip shot from 1987, Tigers 2005 chip shot at #16, Phil Mickelson's shot from the woods & Bubba's 2012 hook shot.                                      

Part Number: SA-375 Size: 28 x 28 ARNOLD PALMER, BEN HOGAN AND JACK NICKLAUS AFTER THE TRIO WERE CITED AMONG THE FIVE ALL TIME GOLFING GREATS BY THE METROPOLITAN GOLF WRITERS ASSOCIATION IN NEW YORK IN 1973.                                                      

Part Number: SA-1022 Size: 20 x 34 Incredible-Sensational-Unbelieveable-Ridiculous. Rory McIlroy and Patrick Reed took golf to some place new during the opening singles match on the last day of the 2016 Ryder Cup at Hazeltine.  

Part Number: SA-707 Size: 28 x 34 The 39-year-old made improbable pars out of the pines on the ninth and 10th holes, birdied the 12th and 13th the latter after a 205-yard approach from the right pines that may have been the shot of his career and coasted home from there to card a 67 and win his third Masters by three strokes over Englishman Lee Westwood (71).          

Part Number: SA-138 Size: 20 x 32 Mickelson's approach was good, his ball settling 18 feet from the cup. The slightly downhill putt snaked its way toward the hole, and dropped in. Mickelson leapt into the air, arms raised, legs akimbo, a look of joy on his face. Then he mouthed the words, "I did it!" to his caddie. He did it, indeed: Phil Mickelson was finally a major championship winner.                      

Part Number: SA-952 Size: 31 x 37 I painted him with his heavy golf bag, with the boxing gloves for club covers and the stereo that played Any Way You Want It by Journey. Hes also got his putter in front of him, the one with the sonar tracking. And hes in one of his classic poses from the movie, arms up, hands wide, his big eyes popping out. It is a more cartoonish image than my other Caddyshack work, but that seems to go with the character. Artist David O'Keefe                                            

Part Number: SA-503 Size: 20 x 28 THESE ARE THE EARLIEST SURVIVING RULES OF GOLF, AS COMPLIED BY THE GENTELMEN GOLFERS OF LEITH, LATER THE HONORABLE COMPANY OF EDINBURGH GOLFERS DRAFTED ON 7TH MARCH, 1744, FOR A TOURNAMENT PLAYED AT THE COURSE AT LEITH ON 2ND APRIL SAME YEAR. TEN YEARS LATER IN 1754, THE GOLFERS AT ST ANDREWS, WHO WOULD LATER BECOME THE ROYAL & ANCIENT GOLF CLUB OF ST ANDREWS, ADAPTED THESE RULES ALMOST VERBATIM FOR THEIR OWN COMPETITION.                                                      

Part Number: SA-728 Size: 18 x 42 THIS COLLECTABLE HIGHLIGHTS JACK NICKLAUS, ARNOLD PALMER AND TOM WATSON AS THEY TAKE THE WALK OVER THE SWILKEN BRIDGE FOR THE LAST TIME. PALMER IN 1995 NICKLAUS IN 2005; HIS LAST MAJOR TOURNAMENT COMPETITION. AND WATSON IN 2010. THESE HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS SHOWCASE THREE OF GOLFS GREATEST PLAYERS BIDDING FAREWELL TO ST. ANDREWS; THE HOME OF GOLF.                                                                    

Part Number: SA-951 Size: 23 x 31 The Big 3: David's tribute to legends Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus. They are depicted standing together on the 12th hole at the Augusta National Golf Course home of The Masters golf tournament during their heyday in the 1960's. "The Big Three'' moniker was given to them by a sports agent when Palmer, Player and Nicklaus dominated the sport. While frequently competing for titles, the three became tested rivals and good friends.                                                                        

Part Number: SA-803 Size: 16 x 21 This is the moment when Mail on Sunday photographer Mark Pain found himself in the line of fire at the Ryder Cup - and for a brief moment brought the mighty Tiger Woods to a juddering halt. Woods hit the ground behind the ball and duffed the shot straight at Pain. The man from The Mail on Sunday didn't flinch, however, and captured this extraordinary picture just before the ball hit his camera, bounced on to his chest and came to rest at his feet.                                                                                      

Part Number: SA-651 Size: 23x27 It sure would have been a hell of a story. Tom Watson British Open in Turnberry, Scotland July 19, 2009