I don't check scorecards.

Mark where each shot came to rest. Your hole is built from the USGS LiDAR survey of the ground, the course map and aerial photos, and every shot is drawn where it landed. Have it as a 3D render, an etching, an oil painting or a watercolor. You approve a proof before anything is printed.

Proof in 2 business days. Up to 2 rounds of changes. Full refund if you don't approve before printing.

A sample based on a real golf hole: the course name, the golfer and the shot are made up.
HoleParYardsClubScore
432236 iron1
3D print of Osage Hollow hole 4, a par 3 over a creek, with the flight of a hole-in-one

Same price as the 3D render

One render, three finishes

Every 3D render can be printed as the photo, an etching or an oil painting. We draw each finish from the same render with our own software, no AI. You choose it when you order.

3D render of Balsam Point hole 14 as a photo, a long par 3 from high above, over a pond in the woods to a green with two bunkers, with the flight of a hole-in-one
Photo
The same 3D render of Balsam Point hole 14 as an etching, in fine ink lines on warm paper with the green tinted
Etching
The same 3D render of Balsam Point hole 14 as an oil painting
Oil painting
The three prints of Balsam Point hole 14, the photo, the etching and the oil painting, framed and hung under brass picture lights over a walnut console in a clubhouse room. The room is a 3D rendering.
Balsam Point, hole 14, in all three finishes, in a rendered room. Prints ship unframed and fit standard frames.

Where the map comes from

Every print starts from survey data, lined up on the same ground: the shape of the land, the course map, an aerial photo and the trees. Scroll, or use the slider, to pull the layers apart. Pick one to see it on its own.

Osage Hollow hole 4 from above: the aerial photo of the hole
Osage Hollow, hole 4, from above: a real hole under a made-up name. The shot is an example.

Every print is built by a cartography professional with over a decade of experience. If your course is missing detail, we map it before we draw your print, and tell you if anything looks off. We also map whole courses for their own scorecards, yardage books and green maps.

Sample prints

Based on real golf holes; the course names, golfers and shots are made up. Each is a 12 × 16 in print. Tap one to see it full size.

3D print of Osage Hollow hole 2, a par 5 through a wooded valley, with the three shots of an eagle arcing to the green

Osage Hollow, hole 2

Par 5, 510 yards. 3D render.

driver 262, 6 iron 194, lob wedge 54
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Watercolor print of Willowmere hole 16 from above, a par 3 across a lake, with the shot drawn in red and its yardage

Willowmere, hole 16

Par 3, 178 yards. Watercolor.

6 iron, all carry over the lake
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3D print of Osage Hollow hole 8, a tree-lined par 3 across a creek, with the flight of a hole-in-one

Osage Hollow, hole 8

Par 3, 189 yards. 3D render.

6 iron down the tree corridor
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Watercolor print of Cranberry Point hole 17 from above, a par 3 over native long grass to a green by a lake, with the shot drawn in red

Cranberry Point, hole 17

Par 3, 148 yards. Watercolor.

9 iron over the long grass
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How it works

StepWhat happensWhoWhen
1Plot the round

Open the plotter, find your course and tap where each shot came to rest, on your phone or a computer. Use Garmin or Arccos? Keep the round open in your app and copy the spots across.

Youabout a minute a hole
2Choose your print and pay

Pick the style (a 3D render as a photo, etching or oil painting, or a watercolor) and the size, add a line for the print and who witnessed it, and pay by card through Stripe.

Youa few minutes
3Approve your proof

We build the map and email you a proof. Reply with any changes; up to 2 rounds of changes are included. If you don't approve it, you get a full refund.

Us, then youwithin 2 business days
4Print or download

We print on archival paper and ship it rolled in a sturdy tube, free to the lower 48 states, or email you the full-size file to print yourself.

Usafter you approve

Prices

You pay when you order, and every order comes with a proof to approve first.

Format3D renderWatercolor
12 × 16 in print$129$89
18 × 24 in print$169$119
Digital file only3600 × 4800 px, emailed, for personal use$69$49
  • 3D render as a photo, an etching or an oil paintingYour pick when you order. We draw each finish from the same 3D render.Same price
  • Both styles, a 3D render and a watercolor printThe same hole, both ways.$169 (12 × 16 in), $219 (18 × 24 in)
  • Both styles as digital files3600 × 4800 px, for personal use$99
  • Full-size digital file with a printCovers every style in the order. Included with every print ordered October 14 to November 30, 2026.+$25
  • Extra copy of the same print12 × 16 in / 18 × 24 in. With both styles, the price is per print.+$39 / +$49
  • Shipping to the lower 48 statesPrints ship rolled in a sturdy tube. Alaska or Hawaii: we contact you before printing. If we can ship there, it ships free; if not, we refund you in full.Free

Prices in U.S. dollars, plus sales tax where it applies.

Proof in 2 business days. Up to 2 rounds of changes. Full refund if you don't approve before printing.

Digital file only: full refund if you don't approve before we send the file.

A 3D render costs more because each one is built as a full 3D model of your hole, with its terrain, trees and sky, and rendered on its own. Prints are on archival paper, fit standard frames, and ship rolled in a sturdy tube. See shipping and returns.

Clubs and teams

We make hole-in-one prints for club members, season prints for school teams, and prints for senior nights and awards. Clubs can display a sample in the pro shop, and booster clubs can sell team prints as a fundraiser.

For the course itself, we make hole maps for the scorecard, yardage books and green slope maps.

Email about club or team prints

Questions

3D render, etching, oil painting or watercolor?

A 3D render looks like a photo taken from above the hole at golden hour, with the ball flight drawn through the air. You can have it as that photo, as an etching in fine ink lines, or as an oil painting, all at the same price: we draw each finish from the same render. A watercolor is painted from straight above, like a course guide, with each shot drawn in red. Both use the same survey data and your plotted shots. The gallery shows every sample hole both ways, and each one as an etching and an oil painting.

When do I pay, and what if I don't like the proof?

You pay when you order, by card through Stripe. We never see your card number. Your proof arrives by email within 2 business days, and up to 2 rounds of changes are included. If you don't approve the proof before we print, you get a full refund. For a digital file, that's before we send the file.

How long does it take?

The proof arrives within 2 business days of your order. Once you approve it, prints are delivered within 10 business days of your order, including the proof, plus any time you take to review it. Digital files are emailed within 1 business day of your approval. If we can't make a date, we email you before it passes and you can cancel for a full refund.

What do I get with a digital file?

The full-size picture, 3600 × 4800 pixels, emailed to you to print or share for personal use. On its own it's $69 for a 3D render (photo, etching or oil painting) or $49 for a watercolor. With a print it's $25 more and covers every style in your order, and every print ordered October 14 to November 30, 2026 includes it.

Can I order one as a gift?

Yes. Plot the round, then tick "This is a gift" in your order and add who it's for. To send the print straight to them, enter their address as the shipping address at checkout; the proof and our emails come to you, so the surprise is safe. If you can't get the shot details without spoiling it, email us first. For any order whose details come later, the 2 business days for the proof start when we have them.

Where do you ship?

Shipping is free to the lower 48 states, rolled in a sturdy tube with tracking. For an address in Alaska or Hawaii, we contact you before printing: if we can ship there, it ships free, and if we can't, we refund you in full. We don't ship outside the U.S. yet.

Do I need a Garmin or Arccos?

No. The plotter lets you place every shot by hand on an aerial map of your course. If you remember roughly where the ball finished, that is enough, and you can drag pins until they look right.

I track with Arccos or Garmin. How do I use that?

Keep the round open in your app and plot the same spots in our plotter. For a single hole you can also email screenshots to brian@teetowall.com and we will plot it for you. We never ask for your app login.

Can you map any course?

Almost any course in the lower 48 states. If yours is thinly mapped or recently redesigned, we fill in the missing detail before we draw, and check the layout with you on the proof. For a course in Alaska or Hawaii, email us before you order.

Do you frame prints?

Not yet. Our prints are standard frame sizes you can find at any frame shop or store. They ship rolled in a sturdy tube: lay the print face down on clean paper under a few books for a day or two and it lies flat, or a framer will flatten it for you.

What if something is wrong with my print?

If a print arrives damaged or doesn't match the proof you approved, email us within 14 days with a photo and we replace it free. Because every print is made for you, we don't take returns for a change of mind after you approve the proof. That is what the proof is for.

Start your order

Plot your round, choose your print and pay, all in the plotter. It takes a few minutes on a phone or a computer, and your progress saves as you go.

Rather talk it through? Email brian@teetowall.com.