Hole Description
With a record 17 USGA championship tournaments under its belt, Merion Golf Club holds a special place in the annals of golf history: the site of Bobby Jones’s “Grand Slam” victory in the U.S. Amateur tournament in 1930, as well as Ben Hogan’s famous “comeback” in the 1950 U.S. Open. Despite severe pain from a near-fatal automobile accident, Hogan’s one-iron shot on the last hole forced the 18-hole playoff he needed to secure the win. Stonehouse’s panoramic images capture this famous landscape - including the Scottish-style bunkers, dubbed “the white faces of Merion” - making it easy to see why Jack Nicklaus said, “Acre for acre, it may be the best test of golf in the world.”
Hole Details
| Collection: | |
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| Hole #: | 16 |
| Yards: | 428 |
| Par: | 4 |
| Course: | Merion Golf Club |
| State: | Pennsylvania |
| Country: | USA |
Print Size Comparison
Stonehouse Golf prints are available professionally framed or unframed. Actual sizes are listed below the image.
- Miniature Edition Unframed (Dimensions: 5.5" x 11")
- Miniature Edition Framed (Dimensions: 9" x 15")
- Executive Edition Unframed (Dimensions: 8.5" x 17.5")
- Executive Edition Framed (Dimensions: 12" x 21")
- Signature Edition Unframed (Dimensions: 12" x 24")
- Signature Edition Framed (Dimensions: 15" x 24")
- Grand Edition Unframed (Dimensions: 17.5" x 35")
- Grand Edition Framed (Dimensions: 25" x 42")
- Limited Edition Unframed (Dimensions: 23" x 46")
- Limited Edition Framed (Dimensions: 30" x 53")
Quality Stonehouse Craftsmanship
Authentic Patrick Drickey signature on limited and grand edition prints
Yards, par, and hole topography illustration
Framed prints are expertly assembled by hand
Professionally packaged for safe and secure shipping
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