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Famed
golf landscape photographer Joann Dost has practiced the art of
golf photography since the late 1970's, traveling across America,
the British Isles, the Far East and Australia to capture the essence
of golf course architecture and the spirit of the game with her
camera. Her passion for golf dates to her childhood but 1976 was
the year in which Joann achieved what few have and many dream
of - she became a Touring Professional on the LPGA circuit. During
Joann's five years on the LPGA Tour, she had several top-ten finishes,
shot a low round of 66 and finished third at the Ping Championship
in Portland, Oregon. Moving to Pebble Beach in 1977 turned out
to be a major turning point in Joann's life. The magnificence
of the Monterey Peninsula heightened Joann's love of the game
in a different way, as she discovered another way to shoot the
golf course. After purchasing a Mamiya Sekor camera, it was through
the eye of the lens that Joann staked her future. Through a combination
of self-instruction, practice and classes from such photography
masters as Ansel Adams and John Woods, her skills increased and
her photographic vision was revealed to the World. Over the years,
Joann has received many awards for her photographs, including
The Network of International Golf Media's 1st prize for her photograph
of Tiger Woods sinking the winning put at the 2008 U.S. Open.
Joann's work can be seen in national and international magazines.
Sports
Gallery is proud to be the Exclusive
Distributor of Joann Dost Golf and her beathtaking photography.
Add our museum-quality framing and you have wonderful and unique
pieces of Sports Art that can
be found only at Sports Gallery.
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Cypress Point Golf Club new!
15th, 16th & 17th Holes 16x20
The
Cypress Point Golf Club was designed by famed golf course designer
Alister MacKenzie and opened in 1928. Considered a golfer’s
own piece of paradise and located in the Del Monte Forest at Pebble
Beach it is an unforgettable experience for anyone fortunate enough
to play this private club. The course sits on a perimeter adorned
with cypress trees and enriched by the view of the Pacific Ocean.
The sea mist spraying into the air and the sound of barking sea
lions on the seashore emphasize a natural backdrop that defines
Cypress Point Golf Club. The serenity of the place lends credibility
to its description as "Paradise
on Earth." The fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth
hole of his club weave along a perfect view of the Pacific Ocean
and are regularly voted as among the best holes in the golfing
world. This breathtaking Joann Dost photograph of the 15th Hole,
16th & 17th Holes at Cypress Point is a beauty. Sports Gallery
(and Museum) Quality
Framed with Walnut Burl moulding, acid free ivory matting,
and antique gold filet, this is a stunning piece of Sports
Art that would look spectacular on any wall.
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Cypress Point Golf Club new!
Summer Solstice Sunset 16x20 (SGA
Limited Collection)
Cypress
Point is truly golf nirvana! Within the enchanted confines of the
cypress trees and ocean views of Pebble Beach California, it just
doesn't get any better than Cypress. Even today, with the ocean
mist filling the air and the sea lions barking from the rocks -you
can stand on one of the final four holes, taking in all the natural
backdrop that is the Cypress Point Golf Club, and just imagine how
it all might have looked a hundred or more years ago. This Limited
Edition Photograph - one of 995/hand-signed by famed golf landscape
photographer Joann Dost and numbered -features an aerial view of
the finishing holes at Cypress Point and the stunning landscape
of Carmel Bay looking south toward the Big Sur mountains and Point
Sur. Taken in 2002 between early Winter storms, the image beautifully
captures Cypress Point and the lush central California coastal landscape,
illuminated by the setting sun of the Solstice. Sports Gallery (and
Museum) Quality
Framed in Dark Walnut Burl moulding and acid free ivory
double matting, this limited edition is a stunning piece of Art
that any golfer (or non-golfer) would love! Please note: Cypress
Point Club has not authorized or endorsed the sale of this photograph.
This photograph may not be purchased from Cypress Point.
"If
I only had one more round to play, I would choose to play it
at Pebble Beach. I've loved this course from the first time
I saw it. It's possibly the best in the world."
Jack
Nicklaus
Founded
in 1919 Pebble Beach Golf Links consistently rates as one of the
top courses in the world (#1 golf resort in America by Golf Digest
in 2007 and the #1 Public Course in America by Golf Digest in
2005). Designed by Jack Neville and Douglas Grant, the course
hugs the rugged California coastline, providing wide-open vistas,
cliffside fairways and sloping greens. It's a real challenge for
players of every handicap. Pebble Beach Golf Links has been the
site of golf's most prestigious tournaments, including the AT&T
Pebble Beach National Pro-Am and has hosted the U.S. Open in 1972,
'82, '92 and the 100th anniversary of the U.S. Open in 2000'.
Pebble Beach will again host the U.S. Open in 2010. This gorgeous
photograph of Pebble's famous Par 5 finishing hole, beautifully
captures all that is Pebble Beach and the central California coastline.
Sports Gallery (and Museum) Quality
Framed with Walnut Burl moulding, acid free ivory matting,
and antique gold filet, this is a dramatic piece of Sports
Art that would look simply stunning on any wall.
Tee
it up over the aiming rock and note wind conditions. A well placed
drive of 240 yards will leave you with a middle iron shot across
a deep oceanic chasm. Take a deep breath and fire to the middle
of the green here, but take heed: this green is sloped severely
from back to front.
Par
4; Blue Tee Yardage 416
The
long par 4 8th runs alongside the 6th hole leaving the peninsula
and heading back toward the coastline. A dogleg right, the ocean
is a constant companion along the entire right side of the hole.
The landing area is extremely generous in width, but a long straight
drive could leave the fairway and enter an inlet of the sea. Because
the landing area is elevated on a cliff above the green, players
have a good view of the small landing target a mid to long iron
(golf) away. Just a beauty of a golf hole, Jack Nicklaus has called
this his favorite approach shot in all of golf. And this Joann
Dost exclusive photograph captures this challenging hole like
not other shot. Sports
Gallery (and Museum) Quality
Framed with Walnut Burl moulding, acid free ivory matting,
and antique gold filet, this is a dramatic Sports Gallery exclusive
makes a perfect gift for that special golfer.
Two
great photographs of Pebble Beach Golf Links, both shot by famed
golf landscape photographer Joann Dost and hand-signed by Joann
at our Carmel Gallery.
7th
Hole Pebble Beach Golf Links - The 7th hole at Pebble Beach
Golf Links, a 106 yard par 3, is the shortest par three on the
PGA Tour. Flanked by bunkers and the Pacific Ocean, this signature
hole can play a half wedge to a full 7-iron depending on the
ever changing wind conditions along the coast.
18th
Hole Pebble Beach Golf Links - The 18th hole at Pebble Beach
Golf Links is considered by many the best finishing hole in
all of golf. This challenging Par 5 is bordered the rocky coast
of the Pacific Ocean, which seems to have a siren like effect
on golfers of all skill. The green is protected by a tall Monterey
Pine which was replaced several years ago and well bunkered,
leaving a narrow entrance. The right side of the fairway is
bordered by several beautiful private homes, while the green
is surrounded by the beautiful Terrace Lounge at The Lodge at
Pebble Beach.
Sports
Gallery Quality Framed (framed
dimension 18" x 21") in mahogany, UV-protective glass,
and classic green suede matting, these are unique Sports
Gallery Exclusives that would look wonderful in any
office or den. A great gift for any golfer.
Web
Special! $129
$149
Pebble
Beach 7th Hole (signed)
Web
Special! $129
$149
Pebble
Beach 18th Hole (signed)
triptychs
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2009
AT&T Tournament
Pebble Beach, Spyglass, & Poppy Hills
Sports
Gallery Authenticated, Golf Lifestyles, Inc., Joann
Dost Golf and the Monterey Peninsula Foundation are
pleased to announce the release of a new,
Limited Edition triptych commemorating
the 2009 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro Am. The
AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, a 72-hole PGA TOUR golf
championship dating back to the 1930’s when Bing Crosby gathered
a ‘few friends’ to raise money for charity, combines
Top
TOUR professionals team with Hollywood celebrities, world renowned
musicians and the captains of industry. This beautiful rendition
of the magnificent courses played during this very popular tournament
will be available unframed and framed as well as in a deluxe framing
treatment thru Sunday, February 15. The
three courses and holes depicted are: Poppy
Hills Golf Course – Hole 1; Pebble Beach Golf Links –
Hole 7; and Spyglass Hill Golf Course – Hole 1. All were
shot by world-renowned golf landscape photographer Joann
Dost. The 12" x 36" print (unframed) are available in
a 1 1/2" satin black sculpted framing treatment with black
inset border and our deluxe double matted black suede presentation
with a 2 1/2 contoured ebony frame. And 20%
of the proceeds go to the Monterey Peninsula Foundation (click
here
for more info on the foundation). Great collectibles at great
prices for a great cause. But act fast as these will only be available
until 2/15/09!
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Golf
In The Forest new!
Pebble Beach, Cypress & Spyglass
Pebble
Beach, California - the mecca of golf. And not just because of
the Pebble Beach Golf Links. This beautifully designed and framed
triptych depicts three signature holes from three remarkable golf
courses of Del Monte Forest - The 15th hole at Cypress Point Club,
the 3rd hole at Spyglass Hill Golf Course and the 8th Hole at
Pebble Beach Golf Links. All are simply breathtaking and all are
captured beautifully in these shots from world-renowned golf landscape
photographer Joann Dost. Available both framed and unframed, this
is a wonderful piece of Golf Art.
The triptychs are framed in a 1 1/2" satin black sculpted
framing treatment with a black inset border adding additional
dimension to the three images and are 39" w x 15 1/2"
h framed. A great gift for any golfer (or lover of the Del Monte
Forest).
Golf
As It Was Meant To Be. The game of golf was born on rugged, wind-swept
land just like this. At Bandon Dunes Golf Resort, where the Pacific
Ocean meets the rugged shoreline of the Southern Oregon Coast,
three distinct courses await you. Every hole, every hazard, every
shot is defined by nature's infinite presence. As the elements
change, so does the game. It's all part of the tradition of links
golf. Lies are tight and conditions are lean. Mastery of the ground
game becomes a more important skill than raw power. Amongst the
massive dunes and hearty pines, you'll discover golf in its purest
state. Where nature is embraced, not conquered. And where the
traditions of a time-honored game yield to an experience unlike
any other. Perhaps Golf Odyssey summed it up best: "It
is here, on this remote stretch of the wildly stunning Oregon
coast, where the finest golf courses in the whole world quietly
await you." World-renowned golf landscape photographer
Joann Dost has captured three spectacular shots: the 11th Hole
Pacific Dunes, the 18th at Bandon Trails and the 3rd Hole at Bandon
Dunes. Available both framed and unframed, this is a wonderful
piece of Golf Art. The triptychs
are framed in a 1 1/2" satin black sculpted framing treatment
with a black inset border adding additional dimension to the three
images and are 39" w x 15 1/2" h framed. A great gift
for any golfer (or lover of the Del Monte Forest).
Famed
golf landscape photographer Joann Dost has practiced the art of
golf photography since the late 1970's, traveling across America,
the British Isles, the Far East and Australia to capture the essence
of golf course architecture and the spirit of the game with her
camera. Her passion for golf dates to her childhood but 1976 was
the year in which Joann achieved what few have and many dream
of - she became a Touring Professional on the LPGA circuit. During
Joann's five years on the LPGA Tour, she had several top-ten finishes,
shot a low round of 66 and finished third at the Ping Championship
in Portland, Oregon. Moving to Pebble Beach in 1977 turned out
to be a major turning point in Joann's life. The magnificence
of the Monterey Peninsula heightened Joann's love of the game
in a different way, as she discovered another way to shoot the
golf course. After purchasing a Mamiya Sekor camera, it was through
the eye of the lens that Joann staked her future. Through a combination
of self-instruction, practice and classes from such photography
masters as Ansel Adams and John Woods, her skills increased and
her photographic vision was revealed to the World. Over the years,
Joann has received many awards for her photographs, including
The Network of International Golf Media's 1st prize for her photograph
of Tiger Woods sinking the winning put at the 2008 U.S. Open.
Joann's work can be seen in national and international magazines.
