Stroll along in Owen Garratt’s Online Golf Art Gallery and see his continuing series of limited edition golf art prints!

Hundreds of requests by his corporate clients finally led Owen to begin a series of pencil drawings with a golfing theme…despite his complete ineptness at the game.

If you’re thinking of using Owen’s golf art prints as corporate gifts, be sure to check out our Gold Access Club (even if you’re not a company!)

Keep Your Eye on the Ball

Golf Print of a Bygone Tournament

Golf Art Pencil Gallery

Pencil Drawing Prints of Golf and Golfers

A continuing series of golf pencil art

I enjoy the game, I do!

But I’m no dashed good at it.

And if you grew up where I did, and you have the same buddies as I do, you’ll know that The Fellas are definitely Old School when it comes to making fun of each other.

In these modern enlightened times, we are definitely an anachronism. Nowadays it’s everyone wins, a trophy for all, and encouragement abounds.

Not so for us.

Back home, it’s not so much the winning that counts; it’s how bad you can make your opponents feel. 

You see, true friendship is about keeping each other tough. Life is hard. It’ll get you. So we must keep ourselves calloused and scarred to keep life from knocking us on our arses.

It’s what friends are for!

It’s no good to tell a chap who’s just topped the ball “Good try! You’re really doing great! You almost had it there!”  You’re setting up unrealistic life expectations.

This same chap might start thinking he can actually do things, and may become delusional enough to try them. Then life comes along and clips him one behind the ear with a 2×4, and the poor chump is down for the count.

No, clearly the thing to do is to shower the ball topper with scorn, ridicule, harsh language, and cutting humor.

If the ball topper can laugh and counterpunch, then he is truly on his way to success!  You can clip this man with a 2×4 and he’ll shrug it off and say “Pardon me, I didn’t see you there.”

And of course, if a chap makes a spectacular play and soundly trounces his opponents, he is entitled to high praise, congratulations, and several beverages. Who doesn’t like to see some butt-kicking? And if you can manage it, your peers should acknowledge it.

Unless you’re an arse. In fact, that’s the test: if you kick ass and The Fellas aren’t appreciative, you’re an arsehole.

Back home, the Laws of the Jungle still hold sway, and I have grown soft with City Living, and no longer have the crust to war with these gentlemen.

But I’ll drive the cart and provide beverages and witty banter. 

That I can do!