A collection of stunning golf landscape photographs is now available for the first time as wall mural coverings, thanks to British firm Wallsauce.

The service, which includes mural-sized images from golf photographers Matthew Harris and Andy Hiseman available exclusively through Wallsauce, is being offered worldwide and is designed to appeal to golf clubs, company premises and individual golf-lovers seeking inspirational golfing images to cover large wall spaces.


L-R Andy Hiseman, Matthew Harris, Colin Watson

In his new Wallsauce mural collection, award-winning photographer Matthew Harris – described as ‘a master of his art’ by Seve Ballesteros – has included images of some of the world’s most iconic golfing scenes, including a photograph from a 2014 shoot to commemorate the forthcoming 400th anniversary at Royal Dornoch Golf Club.

Harris, who has covered 112 Major championships, 14 Ryder Cups and countless Tour events in 57 countries, is initially offering scenes from eight other world-class golf courses on Wallsauce. These are Pebble Beach and Chambers Bay in the USA; Barnbougle Dunes in Australia: Royal County Down and Ballyliffin in Ireland; and Cruden Bay, Trump Links and St Andrews Old Course in Scotland.

Wallsauce will shortly start to release additional Matthew Harris images on a monthly basis, including scenes from other classic golf courses around the world.

A second golf photographer, Andy Hiseman, has also released a collection of serene golfing landscape photographs available as wallcoverings on Wallsauce. Hiseman’s aspirational images are generally taken at first or last light, in the ‘magic hour’ beloved of golfers everywhere, and show the inherent beauty of all golf courses.

Through Wallsauce, golf clubs can commission an Andy Hiseman golf course photoshoot at discounted rates, for a limited period.

Customers can place an order for the golf images directly through the Wallsauce website or by calling a Helpline on 01772 284110. Spaces from 2 square metres up to 30 square metres can be covered, with installation lead times being a maximum of 7 working days.