Tony is a multidisciplinary artist based in Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Best known for his work with his golf brand Radry, he’s carved out a unique corner of the industry by blending art, apparel, and product design. His style is nostalgic, abstract, and pop-culture-driven—a little all over the place, much like his golf game. What stays consistent is his thoughtful process and a steady dose of creative cleverness in every piece.

Tyler Denoff is a custom woodworker specializing in hand-carved topographic recreations of golf holes from around the world. Each piece incorporates the history and design of the club and its location. Carvings can enhance the design of your clubhouse, commemorate a hole-in-one, memorialize a special golf trip, or be incorporated into heirloom hardwood furniture.

Sam Carpenter, the founder and visionary behind Micro Landscapes, hails from four generations of artists. Growing up with a rich family legacy in painting, sculpture, and fine arts, Sam was deeply immersed in the world of creativity from a young age. Though he initially pursued a corporate career, he soon realized that his true calling lay in the delicate art of micro landscape architecture. With a passion for detail and a love for unique fine art, Sam left the corporate world to bring his vision to life. Today, he uses his expertise to transform miniature landscapes into conversation pieces, creating unforgettable experiences and memories for his clients.

Mitch Wachtendonk (who goes by MAWdoods) is based in Green Bay, WI and is known for his “Kixed Media” pieces. He labels his work this because he often pairs shoeboxes with ink, alcohol based markers, and hand carved elements. Beyond the shoeboxes, MAWdoods is inspired by unique color pallets, sneaker culture in general, hip-hop, and athletics.

Coxen is a self taught contemporary realist oil painter who is strongly influenced by the classical masters. He enjoys marrying his two passions, capturing the human experience on canvas and his favorite game, golf. His passions are a lifelong study - a balance of observation craft and clarity of thought.

Based out of Ireland, Barry (also known as Flare Golf) tries to put loose energy into his artwork using mainly lino printing and gel plate printing techniques. Seeing Golf as a perfect, never ending visual stimulus combined with a love for the game and all that surrounds it...making Golf Art was just logical.