Georgia Golf Course Prints
3 Georgia golf courses, mapped hole by hole. From layouts dating back to 1929 to designs by Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio and Dick Wilson, find the Georgia course you love and hang it on the wall.
University of Georgia Golf Course
Seaside at Sea Island Golf Club
Callaway Gardens Mountain View
Every print is a mid-century style map of the course with every hole drawn and numbered from real map data: fairways, greens, tees, bunkers and water on a warm paper-tone background. Choose 12×16, 18×24 or 24×32 inches, unframed on museum-quality matte paper or framed and ready to hang in black, white or green.
Georgia courses in this collection
- Callaway Gardens Mountain View (est. 1963, Dick Wilson)
- Seaside at Sea Island Golf Club (est. 1929, Tom Fazio)
- University of Georgia Golf Course (est. 1968, Robert Trent Jones)
Coast, college town and Pine Mountain
These three courses cover a lot of Georgia ground. On the coast, Seaside at Sea Island Golf Club on St Simons Island goes back to 1929 and carries Tom Fazio's name. Inland at Pine Mountain, Callaway Gardens Mountain View opened in 1963 to a Dick Wilson design. Up in Athens, the University of Georgia Golf Course followed in 1968, laid out by Robert Trent Jones. That gives you an island course, a resort course and a college town course, each with players who know every hole by heart.
Picking your Georgia course and frame
Start with the course that means something to you or to the golfer you're buying for. It might be a family trip to Sea Island, years spent in Athens or a weekend at Callaway Gardens. For an office or den, 18x24 is a comfortable size, and 24x32 fills the wall above a sofa or bar. Black frames look classic, white keeps things light and green suits a golf room. Hang two or all three in matching sizes and frames and you have a small tour of Georgia golf.
Sizes and framesDon't see a Georgia course?
We add new courses regularly; check back or browse all golf course prints.
What sizes and frames are available?
Every print comes in 12×16, 18×24 and 24×32 inches, unframed on museum-quality matte paper or framed in black, white or green and ready to hang.