Ryder Cup Golf Art
The 1999 Ryder Cup at The Country Club, Brookline.
Linda Hartough's Ryder Cup pieces come from the 1999 match at The Country Club in Brookline: a signed poster of the 9th hole, Himalayas, that lists every player on both teams, and a jigsaw puzzle of the 3rd hole.
The 1999 match at The Country Club in Brookline is remembered for the American comeback from four points down on the final day, sealed when Justin Leonard holed a long putt on the 17th green. Linda Hartough's signed poster for the 1999 Ryder Cup, which shows the 9th hole, Himalayas, lists every player on both teams. A jigsaw puzzle of the 3rd hole at The Country Club is also in the collection.
Many courses in Linda Hartough's collection have hosted it. In Britain, Royal Lytham & St Annes hosted the Ryder Cup in 1961 and 1977, Royal Birkdale in 1965 and 1969, and Muirfield in 1973. In the United States, Pinehurst No. 2 hosted it in 1951, Laurel Valley in 1975, Muirfield Village in 1987, The Country Club in 1999, Oakland Hills in 2004, Medinah in 2012 and Bethpage Black in 2025.
Choosing a Ryder Cup piece
The poster is the collector's choice for anyone who remembers the 1999 comeback; the puzzle is a lighter gift. For fine art prints of other Ryder Cup courses, see Royal Birkdale, Medinah, Bethpage Black, Oakland Hills, Muirfield Village and Pinehurst.
The prints
Ryder Cup Poster, #9 Himalayas The Country Club, 1999
If you collect Ryder Cup memorabilia, don’t miss the 1999 Ryder Cup Poster. All team players are listed from both teams, including Payne Stewart, which was one of his last appearances. This large colorful poster is signed by Linda Hartough and measures 24″x30″.
Ryder Cup Puzzle, #3 Pond The Country Club
750 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle 16.5″x22″.
Questions before you order?
Call the gallery at 843.379.3890 and we will help you compare editions, sizes and framing before you order.
Contact the galleryMore tournaments
The Masters
Augusta National, the one major played on the same course every April.
The U.S. Open
Prints painted for U.S. Open Championships, venue by venue.
The Open Championship
The links of Scotland and England that host golf's oldest major.
The PGA Championship
The PGA of America's championship, played since 1916 on many of the country's finest courses.
The Presidents Cup
The United States against an International team, with Medinah hosting in 2026.
The U.S. Women's Open
Courses Linda painted that have also hosted the U.S. Women's Open.
RBC Heritage
Harbour Town Golf Links, home of the Heritage on Hilton Head Island.
