Chip Definition Canvas Print
Back in the 1920s, this kind of typed dictionary entry belonged to another kind of home — a study lined with clubhouse memorabilia and hardback rulebooks. This version has a wink to it. The definition of a chip shot, written the way a golfer would actually describe it after a bad day on the course.
On the wall, it turns a plain corner into something with a bit of personality. It reads well next to golf photography, course maps, or a shelf of trophies and old scorecards. Hangs happily in a study, a home office, a downstairs loo, or the wall behind a bar cart. Keep it near seating so people can actually read it.
Pair it with warm woods, tan leather and deep green paint. Avoid busy patterned wallpaper — the type needs quiet space around it to land the joke.
Back in the 1920s, this kind of typed dictionary entry belonged to another kind of home — a study lined with clubhouse memorabilia and hardback rulebooks. This version has a wink to it. The definition of a chip shot, written the way a golfer would actually describe it after a bad day on the course.
On the wall, it turns a plain corner into something with a bit of personality. It reads well next to golf photography, course maps, or a shelf of trophies and old scorecards. Hangs happily in a study, a home office, a downstairs loo, or the wall behind a bar cart. Keep it near seating so people can actually read it.
Pair it with warm woods, tan leather and deep green paint. Avoid busy patterned wallpaper — the type needs quiet space around it to land the joke.
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$22.73Description
Back in the 1920s, this kind of typed dictionary entry belonged to another kind of home — a study lined with clubhouse memorabilia and hardback rulebooks. This version has a wink to it. The definition of a chip shot, written the way a golfer would actually describe it after a bad day on the course.
On the wall, it turns a plain corner into something with a bit of personality. It reads well next to golf photography, course maps, or a shelf of trophies and old scorecards. Hangs happily in a study, a home office, a downstairs loo, or the wall behind a bar cart. Keep it near seating so people can actually read it.
Pair it with warm woods, tan leather and deep green paint. Avoid busy patterned wallpaper — the type needs quiet space around it to land the joke.
