Huntington Beach, CA · Est. 2026
Golf art worth hanging
Modern, mid-century-inspired golf art for the walls of people who love the game. We started with maps of real courses, drawn hole by hole, and there are more designs on the way.
- Courses
- 297
- Sizes
- 12–24″
- Frames
- 3
- US shipping
- Free
What you get
Real courses, hole by hole
Our course maps are drawn and numbered from real map data, with each course's par, yardage, architect, opening year and coordinates on the sheet.
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Golf art for a well-designed room
Clean, mid-century-inspired designs in warm, muted colours that sit as easily in a living room or office as they do in a clubhouse. Golf, without the clip art.
Built to last on the wall
Museum-quality 175 gsm matte paper with no glare, printed in the USA. Pick a real wood frame in black, white or green and it arrives ready to hang.
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More than maps
Course maps came first. Next up: new golf art in the same mid-century style, from the gear in your bag to the details of the game, printed on the same paper.
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Easy from click to wall
Made to order for you and shipped free with tracking anywhere in the US. If it arrives damaged, we replace it free, with nothing to send back.
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Tell us what to make next
Want your home course, or have an idea for a golf print you'd hang? Send it our way. New courses and designs go up all the time.
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Who's behind it
Hi, I'm Kyle
I live in Huntington Beach, and I’ve loved modern and mid-century art for as long as I can remember. The clean lines, the warm colours, the way a good piece looks sure of itself without trying too hard. I’m also a single-digit handicap who splits his rounds pretty evenly between Costa Mesa Country Club (Mesa Linda and Los Lagos) and Meadowlark.
So I spend a lot of time looking at fairways and a lot of time looking at walls, and for years the golf art I could find didn’t belong on mine. It was mostly the same poster with a different course name on it. Flag, ball, swoosh, done.
Golf Print House started because I wanted golf art that looked as good as everything else in the room. The course maps came first, and they’re still the heart of it. I’m working on new designs in the same style and I’ll add them as they’re ready.
Every piece gets checked before it goes up, the same way I’d want mine to be.
My home courses
