Tom Morris Sr Jr Old Young Father Son St Andrews Golf Golfer 3 Three Art Prints

This collection of (3) three fine art prints from oil paintings by Arthur Milligan & Rich image feature Old Tom Morris Sr, Young Tom Morris Jr, St Andrews Golf Course art. Father Son Hall of Fame Grand Old Man of Golf Tom Morris Sr Jr and Scotland golf course St Andrews art Giclee Print. These exclusive Tom Morris Sr Jr and Saint Andrew golf course Scotland titles are on Matte Paper Print (192gm 10.3mil acid free enhanced.) It appears flat matte with no sheen (NOT shiny.) The print will appear as glossy as the glass when framed (mat, picture frame or glass NOT included.) SEE OPTIONS for Size & Stye (8x10-40x50in) in choice of a fine art print on Matte Paper or gallery wrap canvas stretched over 3/4 inch thick wood frame, or high quality print on matte polyester or matte cotton canvas rolled and shipped in a tube. Viewing screens have different color calibration (light, dark, green cast, blue cast etc...) so the print color may vary. The print colors are calibrated to match the original art or photo. Choices Select from drop down menu(s). The prints are available in different sizes and styles. # SAVE: Buy 2 or more of any title in my store and save 15%. Buy 4 or more and save 20%. Buy 10 or more and save 25%! FREE Shipping! # QUALITY: Paper prints are produced with the highest quality setting via professional 12 channel giclee on acid free smooth matte archival premium 192gsm paper. It appears flat matte with no sheen. Prints will be as shiny as the glass when framed. # STANDARD SIZE: Most photo or art prints fit standard size ready-made picture frames with or without a mat. # EXAMPLES: Room example thumbnail images are suggested uses of the photo or Giclee Print. We do not sell mats or frames. Canvas frames do not have outer decorative frame, as the frame is internal support wood for canvas to wrap around. # SHIPPING: Ships out FAST! Matte paper orders ship next business day via USPS within 24 hours for most orders! Some go out the same day. # INTERNATIONAL: International orders ship from our print production partner within or closer to your country. Printing partners can take several days to process your order, but delivery time is much shorter than if dispatched from US. # CANVAS FRAMES: The print is available as an optional gallery wrap canvas stretched over 3/4" thick wood frame. Canvas frames are custom built per order and take at least 10 working days. FREE bonus prints ship immediately and then your order. Sizes can include 16x20, 18x24, 30x40, 36x48. Tracking will show your bonus prints as being shipped and delivered, not the canvas. Your canvas frame will arrive a few days later. # HIGH RESOLUTION: Please note that the actual fine art print that you receive will be superior to the low resolution image viewed online. # SHOPPING: Be sure to browse our other listings to see our photo and art options! # AUTHENTIC: This is a genuine, authentic exclusive photo or work of art proudly created by Rich image. Paper and canvas roll prints up to 44x96in are printed in-house. # PROFESSIONAL: Over 3900 positive feedback ratings with 20+ years on eCRATER with store: RichimageArtCom. Previous store names include StadiumArtCom Sports Photos and Art & Rich-Image prior to that. Old Tom Morris Sr. and his son, Tom Morris Jr., are two of the most iconic figures in the history of golf. Their legacy is closely tied to the prestigious St Andrews Golf Course in Scotland, often considered the "Home of Golf." Old Tom Morris Sr. was born in 1821 in St Andrews and became a pioneering golfer, greenkeeper, and clubmaker. His contributions to the game are immeasurable, including the modernization of golf course design and maintenance practices. He won The Open Championship four times, a testament to his exceptional skill and profound influence on the sport. Tom Morris Jr., often referred to as Young Tom Morris, followed in his father’s footsteps and left an indelible mark on the world of golf. Born in 1851, he became a prodigious talent, winning The Open Championship four times consecutively between 1868 and 1872. His remarkable achievements at such a young age solidified his status as one of golf's earliest superstars. Tragically, his life was cut short when he died at the age of 24, but his impact on the sport remains enduring. St Andrews Golf Course, where both father and son made significant contributions, is renowned worldwide for its historical significance and challenging layout. The course has hosted The Open Championship multiple times, attracting the best golfers from around the globe. As a greenkeeper at St Andrews Golf Course, Old Tom Morris Sr. was instrumental in shaping its iconic design, including the introduction of strategic bunkering and double greens. His work laid the groundwork for modern golf course architecture and ensured that St Andrews remains a revered venue in golf's storied history. The Saint Andrews Golf Club in Scotland is another institution that holds a place of great importance in the world of golf. Established in 1754, it is one of the oldest golf clubs in existence and has played a crucial role in the development and codification of golf's rules. The club's rich tradition and commitment to preserving the spirit of the game are reflected in its association with legendary figures like Old Tom Morris Sr. and Tom Morris Jr. Golfer art prints commemorating these legendary figures and the historic courses they graced are highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors alike. These prints capture the essence of golf's rich heritage, showcasing moments of triumph and the timeless beauty of courses like St Andrews. They serve as a visual tribute to the enduring legacy of Old Tom Morris Sr., Tom Morris Jr., and the hallowed grounds of St Andrews Golf Course. In conclusion, Old Tom Morris Sr. and Tom Morris Jr.'s contributions to golf are enshrined in history, with their names forever linked to St Andrews Golf Course and Saint Andrews Golf Club in Scotland. Their pioneering efforts not only elevated the sport but also left an indelible mark on its culture and traditions. Golfer art prints celebrating their achievements continue to inspire new generations of golfers while preserving the memories of these legendary figures and the historic venues they helped shape.