The modern game of golf has its origins in Scotland. The first mention of golf in Scotland dates from 1457. The world's oldest golf course has been verified as existing in 1672 (Musselburgh Links in Scotland). There are stories to the effect that Mary, Queen of Scots played there in 1567.

With Scotland becoming a tourist destination in the mid-19th century, interest increased in Scottish culture, including goft. Its popularity grew and quickly spread through the United Kingdom and then on to Europe and the United States. There was a golf craze beginning in the late 19th century.

During the Jazz Age of the roaring 20's, golf had been extremely fashionable: there were over 1,100 golf clubs affiliated with the U.S. Golf Association.

These images date from the 1920's and early 1930's, a golden age of golf.

18 mesh Zwiegart canvases with vintage golfing images optimized to be “stitcher friendly.”

Each hand-crafted  canvas comes with a free art print (a $ 14.95 value)  printed on archival paper which can be used as a stitching guide as well as a framed print.

Folded Notecards are available of all images on premium archival cardstock.                                      Size: 4.62 x 6.25 inches (folded). Packages of 4 (with envelopes) at $ 9.95 per package.