Dave Baysden began seriously pursuing his passion of artwork in 2015. What began as a childhood passion, became a creative outlet away from a job that had him constantly in front of a computer. Eventually, those paths led him to the golf course – a game that he never saw being a big part of his life. His journey began with a few small paintings while sitting on his couch at the end of a long day and it has progressed to having his art pieces published on a golf travel blog, Seamus headcovers carried by Matt Kuchar around Augusta National, art work in Caddie Magazine, Catalogue18, and McKellar Magazine, and a mural painted in downtown San Francisco. Baysden now also paints roughly 4-5 member events a year, where he paints artwork for the winning teams.

Claire Nilan is an artist and golfer from Atlanta, GA. She took her first steps on a putting green and grew up surrounded by the game. Claire blends her love for art and golf to capture the beauty and nostalgia of each course through her watercolor-style maps. Her work brings to life the special memories of favorite rounds, bucket-list trips, and courses that feel like home.

Born and raised in New Jersey, with a stint in Southern California, I now call North Carolina home with my wife and two daughters. Photography is my way of seeing the world. Golf has taken me to amazing places, like the U.S. Open at Pinehurst, but my real joy comes from finding those small, telling details and capturing them with a timeless feel. I want my images to evoke a sense of nostalgia, like they could be from any era. And while I love golf, I'm always ready to point my lens at anything that catches my eye – especially those fleeting moments most people miss.