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  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a slim light frame, in a sunlit corner beside a window and a glass side table
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print lying flat in a light wood frame on a timber table in the sun
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a slim metallic frame, resting on a linen sofa
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a white frame, against timber panelling beside a lamp and a stack of books
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a wood frame, leaning beside a desk and a cane chair
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a black frame, resting against a panelled wall beside a vase of foliage
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a light wood frame on a desk beneath a reading lamp
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a black frame, on a bedroom floor beside a floor lamp and a cup of coffee
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a wood frame, on a bedroom floor beside a stack of books
  • Spyglass Hill framed golf course print in a light wood frame, resting on a timber floor beside books and a plant
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Framed golf course artwork

Spyglass Hill

Spyglass Hill

$115.00 USD
$115.00 USD
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Five holes in the dunes by the sea, then thirteen through the Del Monte forest. Spyglass is the hardest course on the Monterey Peninsula.
Size
Frame colour

Your print ships in a black frame. The photographs show the same artwork in a range of frame colours and rooms, so the frame you see in the gallery will not always match your selection.

Not sure which size to choose? View the size guide.
Printed on demandBlack, white or oak frameGift-ready wall art

Course story

Robert Trent Jones Sr. opened Spyglass Hill in 1966 and gave it one of the better opening sequences in golf. The first five holes run down through sand dunes with the Pacific in front, and the 1st is a long par 5 that drops towards the water. Then the course turns inland and spends the remaining thirteen holes climbing through the Del Monte forest, where it becomes considerably harder and considerably darker. Players in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am consistently score worst here. The holes are named after Robert Louis Stevenson characters, which suits the place.

Architect
Robert Trent Jones Sr.
Opened
1966
Par
72
Signature hole
The opening five, which run down through the dunes to the ocean

Compare the sizes

  • 12 × 18 in 30 × 46 cm

  • 16 × 20 in 41 × 51 cm

  • 18 × 24 in 46 × 61 cm

  • 20 × 30 in 51 × 76 cm

  • 24 × 36 in 61 × 91 cm

Drawn to scale against each other. All measurements are the print size. Measure your wall before choosing, and leave a hand's width of clear space around the frame.

Print and frame details

Premium framed golf course artwork available in multiple sizes. Choose from black, white or oak frame colours. Printed and fulfilled on demand for gifting or personal display.

Shipping and returns

Shipping
US$9.99 on orders under US$150. Free on orders of US$150 or more.

Every print is made to order. Allow 2 to 5 business days for printing and framing, then 3 to 6 business days in transit. Larger sizes are packed in a rigid box and can take a little longer.

Returns
If a print arrives damaged or is not what you ordered, email us within 30 days with a photograph and we will replace it at no cost.

Because each piece is printed and framed to order, we cannot accept returns for change of mind. If you are unsure about a size, the size comparison above is there to help, and you are welcome to ask before you buy.

IronWood Co. is an independent studio. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or associated with any golf club, course, tournament or governing body. Course names identify the subject of the artwork only. All artwork is original and designed by IronWood Co., a brand of IronWood Supply Co.

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