Vintage 3D Resin Golf Photo Frame with Golf Bag, Clubs and Shoes

A charming tabletop photo frame sculpted in resin to look like weathered, bark-textured wood in warm sandy tones. It's decorated in raised 3D detail with everything a golfer loves: a leather-look golf bag with three white-headed clubs, a flat cap, a flag pin, two golf balls and a pair of classic two-tone golf shoes. It takes a portrait photo, with turn clips and a fold-out easel stand on the black textured back. It makes a fun gift for the golf lover in your life, or a desk piece for the 19th hole. It's in good condition. The instant photo is shown for display only and isn't included.

The standard 18-hole round of golf dates back to 4 October 1764. On that day, the Society of St Andrews Golfers, now the Royal & Ancient Golf Club, decided to cut the Old Course in Scotland from 22 holes to 18. Other courses gradually followed St Andrews' lead, until 18 holes became the standard round of golf around the world.