Golf Gifts

We are often asked where our Clients can purchase gifts and mementoes of their travel. Whether it’s a “thank you” for your group leader or a keepsake for yourself, it is our pleasure to introduce the following “friends of the family” who may have just the item.

Select from a wide range of the highest quality golf course and historical prints, books, décor items or a subscription to one of the most respected newsletters covering worldwide golf and travel. Links are provided to each of the websites where you can shop and make purchases directly with our partners.

Golf Course Prints

The outstanding golf photography we are proud to feature throughout our various marketing programs is provided by four of the most talented lensmen in the business. Their outstanding portfolios include many of the most famous courses in the US and aboard, any of which would make a handsome addition to the wall of your study or office.

Click to visit each website:
Evan Schiller | Gary Lisbon | LC Lambrecht | Russell Kirk | Aidan Bradley

Giclée Golf Prints & Décor Items

GolfARTGiclée is an online fine art company offering golf giclées, limited edition lithographs, historic golf photos, golf décor items, replica hickory clubs, boxed note cards, books and memorabilia. They specialize in giclées, a digital reproduction of paintings or photographs on artist grade canvas and in limited editions. Their Personal Giclées are particularly interesting where you can provide your own photograph which they will convert into a framed memento of your trip.

Click GolfARTGiclée to visit their site.  Note you can save 15% on purchases made by 31 December 2009.

Golf & Travel Newsletter

One of the most researched and comprehensive golf and travel publications we know of is “Golf Odyssey: The Insider’s Guide to Sophisticated Golf Travel.” Now in its 17th year, this monthly newsletter is dedicated to delivering honest and unbiased evaluations of leading golf destinations in the United States and abroad. Golf Odyssey travels anonymously, pays its own expenses and does not accept advertising from golf courses, resorts or restaurants in order to serve subscribers with objective information and discriminating advice.

Click Golf Odyssey for subscription gift information.

The Seventh at St Andrews by Scott Gummer

Author Scott Gummer chronicles the creation of the Castle Course, the first new
layout built by the St Andrews Links Trust since the Eden Course in 1914.
The Seventh at St. Andrews weaves a yarn around the players and the politics,
days in the dirt and nights in the pubs. It is an insightful and often amusing tale
made possible by Gummer’s direct access to course designer David McLay Kidd
and his team, as well as unprecedented cooperation from the St Andrews Links Trust.
Books ordered from his website will be autographed with a personalized inscription if you wish.

To order, click The Seventh at St Andrews.

Emerald Gems: The Links of Ireland by LC Lambrecht

This is a spectacular color collection of Mr. Lambrecht’s striking photographs in a 220-page, 11” x 16”coffee table book. Golf scribes from Ireland bring a bit of history and story to a comprehensive selection of Ireland's seaside treasures and presents a true collectible for the aficionado of links sport. Books ordered from his website will be autographed with a personalized inscription if you wish.

To order, click Emerald Gems: The Links of Ireland.

Where Golf is Great: The Finest Courses of Scotland and Ireland by James W. Finegan
Photography by LC Lambrecht and Tim Thompson.

James Finegan’s "Where Golf is Great: The Finest Courses of Scotland and Ireland" has been named the recipient of the 2006 United States Golf Association's Herbert Warren Wind Book Award. This hefty, 526 epic of a coffee table book celebrates the rich tradition of golf in Scotland and Ireland. A noted golf writer, Finegan describes more than 150 courses, detailing their rich history and charm. Well-known courses like St. Andrews, Gleneagles and Royal County Down are featured, as are many unheralded courses such as Bora in Scotland and Ireland's Carlow.

To order, click Where Golf is Great.