Since 1989, Country Club Editions has been publishing limited edition golf art exclusively for private clubs from Massachusetts to California. With more than twenty five years of experience and over 500 editions published, we are the oldest and most well known art publishers for private golf clubs in the United States. We work only with nationally known award-winning golf artists to create an original painting for your club. Whether your club was recently founded or early in the last century, a quality art edition will enhance your club’s tradition for generations to come.
Marci Rule began her art career drawing and painting at an early age and although she received summer scholarships to area university, she is primarily self-taught. She studied business at the University of Wisconsin—Madison and the University of Minnesota—Minneapolis. She continued to draw and paint for friends and relatives and eventually followed her heart and pursued a career in painting. While living in Pinehurst, North Carolina, Marci was inspired by the beauty of the area which fed her desire to paint landscapes. After painting a few local scenes, Marci’s focus turned towards the area’s golf courses, thus beginning her art career as a golf landscape artist. Marci has been painting golf landscapes professionally for over 27 years. Her work includes stunningly realistic depictions of golf’s most famous holes, including Augusta #10, #11, #12, #13, #16, Pebble Beach #7 and #18, Hazeltine #6, #16 and the Pinehurst Country Club.
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Paul MacWilliams studied at the Philadelphia College of Art. As head of a combat art team in Vietnam, Paul literally honed his fine arts under fire, and today, he is widely recognized as an accomplished fine arts painter. His art is included in many permanent collections, such as; the Library of Congress, the Smithsonian, the Pentagon, and many Presidential libraries. The art of Paul MacWilliams is a reflection of American life, its people and its landscape. His paintings are treasured by many prominent collectors for their warm, nostalgic portrayals of everyday life. Included in his golf scenes are Augusta National and Shinnecock Hills.
Paul Kuchno studied at the American Academy of Art in Chicago, Illinois and has taught watercolor at the Art Students League in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He has been the official tournament artist for the GTE Suncoast Classic in Tampa, Florida and is a signature member of the Florida Watercolor Society. Internationally known for his work in golf, his paintings of contemporary golf scenes have been published in numerous limited editions. His artwork is represented in collections of major corporations and treasured by many private collectors.
Patrick Carney was born in New Jersey and received his Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in illustration from The School of Visual Arts in New York City. He has won several awards from the Art Director’s Club and from the Society of Illustrators. Combining his artistic skill with an intense interest in golf has led to his position as a prominent American golf artist. Known for his realistic style, he has over 40 limited editions to his credit.
Rob Stine has been a professional artist for over 20 years and is well known for his wildlife illustrations. His work is featured in the book “The Birds of Delaware” and in numerous collectors’ editions. He has been a finalist in several federal and state stamp competitions. The U.S. Mint recently released a state quarter series featuring each state coin with prints of the state bird and flower painted by Rob Stine. In golf, Rob has painted the 8th hole at Pebble Beach and is currently working on a “Tough Lie” series of humorous golf prints. He is a graduate of Penn State University and currently resides in Vestal, NY where he maintains his studio.
Robert A. Knight studied at the Philadelphia College of the Arts. He has been an illustrator and fine arts painter for over 40 years. Nationally known for his paintings of contemporary golf scenes, his work has been published in over 90 limited editions, which are marketed internationally. His eclectic interests have also led him into portrayals of Philadelphia Main Line scenes, historic events of the American Revolution and a wide variety of Americana. He has won several awards from the Artist’s Guild and the Art Director’s Club and his work has regularly appeared in many national publications.