Can you make a map of any golf course?

Yes — we recreate any golf course worldwide. Just provide the course name and we use the most up-to-date satellite and layout data to hand-draw every fairway, bunker, and green with accurate detail.

What custom golf course map styles are available?

Six styles to choose from: Classic Wooden (3D layered pinewood), Epoxy Resin (wood + glossy resin finish), Mica Cover (UV-printed with shimmer depth), Minimalist Wooden (clean, understated), Print Art (framed golf wall art print), and Square Frame. Each can be personalized with course name, golfer name, and custom text.

What materials are used?

Depending on the style: premium solid plywood, colored sand, polar fleece lining, copper engraving plates, epoxy resin, or mica cover panels. Every map is handcrafted by artisans with 20+ years of experience.

How does personalization work?

Provide the golf course name and any custom text (golfer name, date, message). We create a digital design proof within 48 business hours with 3 free revisions included — nothing goes to production until you approve it.

Is a custom golf course map a good golf gift?

Yes — it's one of the most unique golf gifts available because it's built around his course, not a generic design. Popular for Father's Day, birthdays, retirement, and golf tournament prizes. Every piece is one-of-a-kind.

What size and framing options are available?

Sizes vary by style, from compact desk pieces to large statement wall art. Frame options include natural wood, dark wood, and square frame styles — suitable for a golf room, home office, or clubhouse wall.

How long does production take?

Design proof: within 48 business hours. Production: 5–7 business days after approval. Global shipping: 7–14 business days additional. Order 3 weeks before any gifting deadline.

Do you offer hole-in-one displays in this collection?

Yes — the collection also includes personalized hole-in-one displays that combine a laser-cut map of the exact hole with a golf ball holder and engraved copper nameplate. See the full hole-in-one display collection.