The scores get added up on the last green. The stories get told in the room with the armchair.

This framed golf print, The 19th Hole, pictures a clubhouse corner after the round, for golfers who enjoy the retelling as much as the playing. The piece is a canvas print set inside a frame, and it goes on the wall wider than it is tall.

The design: a clubhouse corner called The 19th Hole

On a muted green wall hangs a wood-framed sign with two lines of dark red capitals that look stitched: “HOME OF THE MULLIGAN”. Beneath it sits a dark red leather armchair with a button-tufted back and rolled arms. A putter leans against its right arm, the head resting on a red patterned rug, and in front of the chair a shaggy gray dog is curled up asleep.

The rest of the room fills in around them: a wooden side table carrying a gold-toned lamp under a pleated cream shade, a small wall shelf with three gold trophy cups, a short stack of books on a second table at the left, and a pair of tan golf gloves draped over a table corner at the lower right. Warm light comes through a tall window and falls across the wood floor. It is a detailed, shaded illustration, with the sheen of the leather, the grain of the wood and the texture of the fur all worked in.

Framed, padded and fitted with its hanger

• The listed size is the canvas (print) size, hung landscape: 20″ wide × 16″ tall (50.8 × 40.6 cm). The frame goes around the canvas, so the outside of the frame is a little larger
• The square picture is printed in the middle of the canvas with plain white canvas around it, wider at the sides than above and below
• Pine frame with a floating-frame look: the canvas sits inside the frame with a narrow gap all around; frame thickness 1.25″ (3.18 cm)
• Hanging hardware is attached, so there is nothing to fit to the frame before it goes up
• Rubber pads on the back corners, so the frame rests on pads instead of bare wood
• Open back construction; canvas fabric weight 10.15 ± 0.74 oz/yd² (344 ± 25 g/m²)

Who it's for

This one is for the golfer who stays for the stories, the friend who always asks for one more mulligan, and anyone furnishing a den, a study, a game room or a home bar corner. Retirement is the obvious moment to give it; a birthday, Father's Day, Christmas or a club milestone fit too.

Quick answers

What does the sign in the picture mean?

A mulligan is golf slang for a do-over shot that friends allow each other. The sign hangs in the illustrated room as a bit of clubhouse humor.

What breed is the dog?

The art does not say. It is a scruffy, wire-coated dog fast asleep, so it can stand in for whichever dog waits for you at home.

Is the name printed on it?

No. “The 19th Hole” is the name of the artwork. The only words in the picture are the ones on the wall sign.

Can the frame be trimmed or sanded to fit a spot?

No. This product is not intended for sanding or cutting, because that creates airborne dust that might irritate the lungs.

Shipping and returns

Free US shipping. US delivery usually 5–12 business days. Easy 30-day returns.

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