Aronimink Prints
Donald Ross's course in Newtown Square, host of the PGA Championship in 1962 and 2026.
Linda Hartough's Aronimink painting brings the 17th and the 9th together in one composition, a view across the rolling, open ground of the Ross course that hosted the PGA Championship in 2026.
The course covers rolling, open land with long views across the property. Ross used the slopes rather than fighting them, placing greens on natural rises and turning holes along the contours, and the greens have the pronounced tilt that characterizes his work. The clubhouse sits high on the property and overlooks much of the course.
Aronimink hosted the PGA Championship in 1962, when Gary Player won, and again in 2026. It has also hosted the 1977 U.S. Amateur, the 2003 Senior PGA Championship, PGA Tour events including the 2018 BMW Championship, and the 2020 KPMG Women's PGA Championship.
Choosing an Aronimink print
The canvas giclée comes at 12"x20" or 21"x36"; the fine art paper edition is 15 3/8"x27". Both are limited editions with artist proofs available.
The prints
#17 & #9 Aronimink Golf Club
The 17th and 9th at Aronimink Golf Club embody the course’s timeless beauty and strategic brilliance. Together, these holes showcase Aronimink’s blend of classic design and unforgettable challenge.
#17 & #9 Aronimink Golf Club
The 17th and 9th at Aronimink Golf Club embody the course’s timeless beauty and strategic brilliance. Together, these holes showcase Aronimink’s blend of classic design and unforgettable challenge.
Questions before you order?
Call the gallery at 843.379.3890 and we will help you compare editions, sizes and framing before you order.
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