The ‘View from the Dunes’ at Cypress Point Club, California, provides a historical view of this world famous and famously hidden Alister MacKenzie design, circa 1927.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Pine Valley Golf Club is viewed as one of the most difficult courses in the world to play, filling the golfer with both dread and delight. A Harry Colt & George Crump design, few have had the privilege to play and owning ‘The Phenomenal 18th’ may be as close as most get!
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
The Riviera Country Club, California – this crowning architectural achievement of George C. Thomas is considered to have one of the most natural layouts of any course and is beautifully captured in ‘Summer Afternoon’.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Sundown at Winged Foot Golf Club is one of Miller’s most famous artworks being featured on the cover of Geoff Shackelford’s ‘The Art of Golf Design‘. This dramatic piece represents a superb historical rendering of A. W. Tillinghast’s masterpiece golf design in New York state.
Sand Hills Golf Club. An atmospheric portrayal of the 17th at this Coore & Crenshaw masterpiece, which is constantly nestled in the world’s top ten courses.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Pine Valley Golf Club is viewed as one of the most difficult courses in the world to play, filling the golfer with both dread and delight. Few have had the privilege to play and owning a classic print such as this may be as close as most get!
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Pine Valley Golf Club. Miller’s tribute to the notorious ‘Hell’s Half Acre’ gives a glimpse of this beautiful and challenging course, circa 1927.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Cypress Point Club, California. Lush greens, dramatic bunkers and clear skies in this calming perspective of the the 13th hole, a design by the famed Alister MacKenzie.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Cypress Point Club, California. A moody and dramatic historical perspective of the 13th hole, an Alister MacKenzie design, circa 1927.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Cypress Point Club – the 16th hole portrayed in all its glory with the epic Californian coastline framing the scene.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Home of the Masters and undoubtedly one of the largest stages in golf. Enjoy this beautifully composition of the 10th.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
Augusta National, home of the Masters is undoubtedly one of the largest stages in golf and requires no introduction. Enjoy this beautifully composed piece of the 13th.
Recognised worldwide, Michael Miller’s oil paintings have been used to illustrate two books, ‘The Art of Golf Design‘ and ‘The Golden Age of Golf Design‘ by golf historian, Geoff Shackelford.
