Take your dream round home
You've hand-picked your perfect 18. Now choose how to keep it — your whole composite as one wall print, fine-art pencil sketches, an 18-month calendar for the desk, or a fullscreen slideshow for the screen. And there's Gary's book, Great Golf on the Melbourne Sandbelt, where the whole idea began.
The Book
A$105.00
Great Golf on the Melbourne Sandbelt — inspiring images from Gary Lisbon, foreword by Geoff Ogilvy. 112 pages, over 210 photographs, all ten Sandbelt courses. The book this whole site grew out of.
Order the book →Composite Wall Print
from A$156.00Your whole composite on one sheet — all eighteen holes, your scorecard and a clubhouse drawing, under the title Sandbelt Composite Course with your name beneath it.
Order here → See my board first →Club Course Print
from A$195.00One club's whole eighteen on a single sheet — every hole, that club's own scorecard and its clubhouse, under the club's name. Choose any of the ten Sandbelt courses.
Order here → See the print first →Pencil Sketches
from A$156.00A hand-drawn pencil sketch of the club. Take the full course set — clubhouse, hole-by-hole layout and scorecard — or just the clubhouse on its own. One finished artwork per club, in three sizes.
Order here →Calendar Options
from A$9.95An 18-month calendar of your composite — one hole per month above a monthly planner. Printed and posted, or produce the PDF yourself.
Choose your calendar →Single Photo Print
Coming soonLove one hole in particular? Order a fine-art print of any single image from your composite. Sizes and pricing are on the way.
Register your interest →Slideshow
FreeA fullscreen slideshow of your 18 holes — one file, opens in any browser. Perfect for the clubhouse screen.
Set up the slideshow →Order your composite wall print
Order a club course print
Your 18-month calendar
Order a pencil sketch
About Dan Hille
Dan creates large-scale charcoal/graphite artworks with an emphasis on realistic elements.
He predominantly focusses on pencil artworks, however recently been working with mixed-mediums, such as oils, acrylic, digital art and ink. Although Dan has no formal art education, he hopes to further refine his skills as an artist through projects that challenge him and force Dan to showcase his creative dexterity.
Dan also has a consuming passion for golf, either playing, practicing or thinking golf daily. Along with art/design, Dan hopes to continue to play golf competitively and explore opportunities which combine both rudiments of art and golf.