Secession Golf Club Prints
The 18th, through the tidal marsh near Beaufort, South Carolina.
Linda Hartough painted the 18th at Secession, a par 4 through the marshes, close to home: her gallery is in Beaufort. The tide and the light on the marsh grass are as much the subject as the hole.
Its design has two authors. Pete Dye and his son P.B. Dye began the routing, but after a disagreement with the developers, the Australian golfer and architect Bruce Devlin was brought in to finish the course. Most of the holes run along the marsh, and several sit on their own small islands. The greens are set at ground level and guarded by low humps and pot bunkers, with open fronts for running approaches in the manner of a links.
The tide shapes the course. At high tide, water comes up to the edges of the fairways and the targets look small; at low tide, the marsh flats are exposed and the same holes feel different.
Choosing a Secession print
It is a canvas giclée at 12"x20" or 21"x36", offered as a limited edition and as an artist proof.
The prints
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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