Great piece in NCGA Magazine

You can read it here on pages 58 and 59

Josh answered some great questions about his passion for painting and how he found his calling in the world of golf landscapes.

Tournament Prizes

It has been a beautiful stretch of weather the last couple of days in San Francisco. This week I have been putting together framed and matted Giclees on Canvas for The California Golf Club. 20 contestants will receive a signed and numbered giclee reproduction of the back nine/clubhouse view painting that I completed last year at the EST. 1918 golf club.

Other exciting news, I have scheduled a trip to Bandon Dunes in two weeks. Cannot wait.

Bandon or Bust

Not certain of a date yet, but I intend to get back up to Bandon Dunes this year to see the completed Old Macdonald. The rugged landscape and mother nature inspired golf is such a treat. Haven't been to the resort for over a year and am getting the shakes. When the trip is scheduled I also intend to revisit this Pacific Dunes 11 original and prepare it for a small run of "Giclee" reproduction on Canvas.

Talk soon,

Josh

Sale in the Josh Store of several great images

We are having a sale in Josh's online store including Harding Park, Royal County Down and the iconic 7th at Pebble Beach. See more here

A Special Father's Day Gift for U.S. Open Sunday at Pebble

Josh has a great painting of the 7th hole at Pebble Beach as it was in 1929 available for sale in the online store. You can see it here. What better way to say "Thanks Dad!"

Golf Club Atlas Posting

Thanks to Chip for posting a story on GCA about his new giclee print of the 11th at Pacific Dunes. He also shot a couple of fun pictures of the hole number written in pencil and also the print number. Glad you like it Chip !

As promised...National Golf Links Painting underway

Taking a moment here to show the nearly completed National Golf Links of America painting.

I'm pleased with its progression and really think the perspective is iconic. It will be neat for the general public and golf loving masses to get a real appreciation for this place when it hosts the Walker Cup in 2013. We will get to see the course on TV!!!

It is considered by many, architect C.B. Macdonald's crowning achievement. Starting his involvment at the site in 1906, he was determined to build the most noteworthy course outside of the British Isles.

In the painting I aimed to capture the raw and linksy approach that they take to everyday maintenance. Playability and firmness outweighs "bright green". Based on its "fast and firm" conditioning and its exciting design which replicates or improves upon features from the best courses overseas, it is considered by many well versed golfers "the most fun golf course in America".