The Ultimate Golf Prize
Now this is a GREAT idea. I have been a big fan of Owen Garratt’s work for sometime. I mean *only* 1500 companies have used Owen’s limited edition art prints as the ultimate golf prize.
All you have to do is see a drawing once and you can immediately see (and feel) the artistry of his pencil-only drawings. I guess he’s not called “the pencilneck” for nothing!
But back to the idea. Now if you have played in a few golf tournaments ( I have played in SO many) all the gifts are typically the same. The same boring box of balls, golf shirts, gift certificates, free passes to play golf, etc. Of course, these are not *bad* gifts but not very exceptional just because they are common.
So Owen has come up with the idea to give limited edition golf art prints instead. Who would not want an exclusive limited edition print of one of Owen’s golf-related themes? I am going to sprinkle some of his golf-related themes throughout this post as only be seeing them can you get an idea of the power of his work.
And it’s nice too that the works are fairly non-descript. That is, they don’t depict a particular hole or particular club. I believe Owen does do individual commissions but you most likely will have to pay a pretty steep fee. But, heck, quality art costs money, right?!
Currently Owen is running an amazing special. He will actually give you a limited edition ($69 value) “mini-print” free just for checking out his Golf Corporate Program. Absolutely no strings attached. He has a small video that explains it much better here: the ultimate golf prize.
I would encourage you (especially you have anything to do with organizing golf tournaments) to take a moment to discover Owen’s art at his site: The Pencilneck – And, of course, tell him you found about about him via the GolfDash blog. I am always happy to spread the word about great golf art. There is just not enough of it out there.
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