The 11th Hole Ballybunion, Par 4, 453 Yards, Old Course, Ballybunion Golf Club, Ballybunion, County Kerry, Ireland
The 11th Hole Ballybunion Second Irish release in the Hartough Courses of Ireland series
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The 9th Hole,Royal County Down, Par 4, 486 Yards, Newcastle, County Down, Northern Ireland
Continually remarked upon for its outstanding beauty, the surroundings are a color carnival of ocher, lilac and emerald green, and the turf runs fast and hard. Arguably the greatest links course, the course offers an exhilarating challenge to even the most experienced golfer. Hartough captures the very essence of this emerald gem.
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Welcome to the Linda Hartough Studio
“I am the proud owner of several paintings by Linda Hartough, and each time I look at one I see something new. For all its realism, her work goes beyond being photographic. Her paintings always convey a strong sense of place, so that you feel, for example, the charm of St. Andrews or the majesty of Pebble Beach. A Linda Hartough painting makes me want to play.”
-Jack Nicklaus
“Whenever you see a Linda Hartough golf course rendering, you have to resist the urge to grab a club and drop a ball. Linda has the unique ability to capture, in a single solitary perspective, the very essence of the course itself”
-Robert Trent Jones, Sr.
“Linda is the golf world's premier laureate. There's a tranquility about her paintings that is absolutely beautiful. When you view them, the paintings have the effect of actually putting you there. They're beyond real.”
-Bob Carney, Golf Digest
“I really enjoy painting golf landscape. It is some of the most beautiful and varied landscape in the world combined with a deep, historical sense of tradition that transcends time. The painting is a success when both elements emerge.”
-Linda Hartough
“It's a challenge to make a great painting and still depict a golfer's favorite scene, but my goal is to make any work of art I create transcend the scene depicted. When you look at a golf hole, you have to see what players like about it - how a golfer plays it. Then you have to see it as a lanscape - as a work of fine art.”
-Linda Hartough
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