Valhalla Golf Club Canvas Prints | Original PGA Photos
Valhalla Golf Club canvas prints from B2The7 are original photographs taken by Bernie Fussenegger, a Louisville-based photographer, during the 2024 PGA Championship at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. The collection features Hole 13 (the Limestone hole) and Hole 18 (the iconic closing hole), printed on professional gallery-wrapped canvas in four sizes starting at $105. These are not licensed stock images. They are not marketplace uploads from an unknown photographer. Every print comes from a photograph Bernie took on the course during the tournament.
If you have been searching for Valhalla golf canvas prints or PGA Championship golf wall art, you have probably already landed on Fine Art America, Wayfair, Art.com, or one of the big print-on-demand marketplaces. They have thousands of options. Some of them look good in the thumbnail.
But here is something worth knowing before you buy anything from those sites. What they are selling is, in almost every case, a licensed stock photograph taken by a photographer you will never know, uploaded to a marketplace alongside thousands of other images, and printed to order when you place an order. The photographer may or may not have been at Valhalla. The image may or may not be from the 2024 PGA Championship. You have no way to know.
These are different.
I'm Bernie. I'm a Louisville-based photographer and digital marketing strategist. I was at Valhalla during the 2024 PGA Championship. I took these photographs. I know exactly when and where each one was shot. And because they are original photographs sold directly through B2The7, nobody else has the same print.
That is the distinction. Let me tell you what is in the collection and why it matters for someone who actually loves golf.
B2The7 golf canvas prints are original photographs of Holes 13 and 18 at Valhalla Golf Club, shot by Louisville photographer Bernie Fussenegger during the 2024 PGA Championship. Four prints, four sizes, from $105. Sold only at b2the7.com/golf-canvas-prints-wall-art and not distributed to Fine Art America, Wayfair, or any other marketplace.
What You Will Learn
- What makes original tournament photography different from a licensed stock print or marketplace upload
- What Holes 13 and 18 at Valhalla look like and why they are the right subjects for golf wall art
- Who buys these prints and what they are usually looking for
- How original photography works as a gift versus what a generic marketplace print communicates
- Where to browse the collection and what sizes are available
Why Valhalla
Valhalla Golf Club is one of the most significant courses in American golf. It has hosted six major championships, including four PGA Championships. The 2024 PGA Championship brought the game's best players to Louisville for a week and produced a tournament that golf fans who were there are still talking about.
Major championships hosted at Valhalla Golf Club, including four PGA Championships
The course itself is demanding and beautiful in the specific way that distinguishes a major championship venue from a nice public course. The topography. The way the holes are designed penalizes the wrong shot. The way the galleries build on the closing holes late on a Sunday afternoon.
I had a press credential for the 2024 PGA Championship, and I spent significant time on the course with a camera. Not shooting from behind ropes in a hospitality tent. Actually out there.
Hole 18 is the one people recognize. It is the closing hole where tournaments are decided. A risk-reward par 5 that plays differently depending on what a player needs. Visually, it is extraordinary, especially under the afternoon light during the final round when the galleries are multiple rows deep around the green.
Hole 13, the Limestone hole, is less famous but arguably more beautiful. A par 3 with a water feature and a natural setting that looks like it was designed for photography. It is the hole that makes people stop, look at it for a moment, and then move on.
What Is in the Collection
The current B2The7 golf print collection features four original photographs from Valhalla. Two from Hole 18. Two from Hole 13. Each one is a different moment, different angle, different light.
Hole 18 PGA Championship Canvas
The iconic closing hole was photographed during the 2024 PGA Championship. This is the print that went up first and has generated the strongest response. Patrice bought one for her son and daughter-in-law. Elizabeth got the large canvas version for her husband's golf room. Both said it looks exactly right on the wall.
Photo Finish
The other Hole 18 print. Different angle, different moment. If the first print is about the course, this one is about the atmosphere. The way the gallery wraps around the green during a major tells you something about what golf means to the people who care about it.
Iconic Hole 13 Limestone
The Limestone hole, Hole 13, was photographed to capture why course architects make the decisions they do. This is the print that works for someone who loves the game itself, not just the tournament results. The design of Valhalla is evident in this shot.
Hole 13 Limestone Canvas
The companion Hole 13 print. Different approach, different mood. Between the two Hole 13 photographs, one feels more dramatic and the other quieter. Which one lands depends on the person and the space.
Golf Canvas Prints
Original PGA Championship photography from Valhalla Golf Club. Holes 13 and 18. Four prints. Four sizes. Made in the USA. Ships ready to hang.
Browse Valhalla Golf Prints See the Full CollectionWho Buys These and Why
The people who buy golf canvas prints from B2The7 usually do so for one of three reasons.
The first is a golf room. A dedicated space in a house or office that already has golf gear, trophies, photos, and memorabilia. That person wants something on the wall that holds its own in that context. A stock print from a marketplace feels like a placeholder. An original photograph from a tournament at a course they have played, watched, or dreamed about plays differently. The same logic applies to a business, which is something I get into in the piece on original canvas prints for office wall art.
The second is a gift. Elizabeth bought the Hole 18 print for her husband's golf room. Patrice bought it for her son and daughter-in-law. Miriam bought a different B2The7 print for her husband and said they have become collectors. These are not people who bought a nice picture. They bought something specific. And the person who received it knew the difference.
They bought something specific. And the person who received it knew the difference.
The third is a connection to Louisville, or specifically to the 2024 PGA Championship. Someone who was there. Someone who watched it on television and remembers specific moments. A local business that wants something on a conference room wall that connects to the city. That specificity of connection is what original tournament photography does that a stock print simply cannot.
If you are looking for other original Louisville and Kentucky canvas prints beyond the golf collection, the full B2The7 canvas collection also includes Louisville skyline photography, bourbon country landscapes, Kentucky bridges, and UK- and U of L-themed prints. Every print in the collection is original photography from the same source.
The Difference Between Original Photography and a Marketplace Print
I have written about this in more detail in the canvas print comparison article on this site, but the short version is worth saying clearly here.
When you buy from Fine Art America or similar marketplaces, you are buying from a lottery. The platform hosts over a million contributors. Some of them are exceptional photographers. Some of them uploaded a phone snapshot that happened to rank well in search. You cannot tell which one you are getting from the thumbnail.
When you buy from B2The7, you know exactly who took the photograph, exactly when and where it was taken, and exactly what makes that moment worth hanging on a wall. There is a person and a story behind every print. And because these photographs are sold only through B2The7 and not distributed to other marketplaces, no one else has the same ones.
That is not a small distinction for a gift or for a space where the art is supposed to mean something.
Frequently Asked Questions
Every print in the B2The7 golf collection is an original photograph taken by Bernie Fussenegger at Valhalla Golf Club during the 2024 PGA Championship. These are not licensed stock images and are not uploads from a third-party photographer. Bernie was on the course with a press credential. He took the photographs. Nobody else has the same print, and the collection is not distributed through Fine Art America, Wayfair, or other print-on-demand marketplaces.
The current golf print collection features Hole 13 (the Limestone hole) and Hole 18 (the iconic closing hole) at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, photographed during the 2024 PGA Championship. Both holes are available in two original photographs each, for a total of 4 prints in the collection. Each one is a distinct moment, angle, and mood from the same championship week.
Prints are available in four sizes starting at $105. Browse the current listings at b2the7.com/golf-canvas-prints-wall-art for specific dimensions and pricing. If you have a specific wall size in mind or need guidance on which size works best for a particular space, reach out via the contact page before ordering. Bernie responds directly and would rather answer a question than have someone end up with the wrong size.
Yes, particularly for golfers with a connection to Valhalla, who watched or attended the 2024 PGA Championship, or who want original tournament photography for a golf room or home office. Patrice bought the Hole 18 canvas for her son and daughter-in-law and said it looks great in their home. Elizabeth got the large canvas version for her husband's golf room. He loves it. These are not generic golf prints that could have come from anywhere. They are photographs from a specific course at a specific tournament.
The full collection is at b2the7.com/golf-canvas-prints-wall-art. Four original prints from Valhalla Golf Club during the 2024 PGA Championship, available in four sizes each. All prints are made on professional gallery-wrapped canvas in the USA and ship ready to hang. If you are also interested in the Louisville skyline, bourbon country, or Kentucky landscape canvas prints, the full B2The7 collection is at b2the7.com/canvas-prints.
The Bottom Line
Golf canvas prints are not hard to find. You can get them from a dozen different marketplaces in as little as a dozen minutes.
What is hard to find is original tournament photography from a named local photographer who was actually at Valhalla during the 2024 PGA Championship, sold directly, with no other marketplace carrying the same print.
If that level of specificity matters to you or the person you are buying for, this is the collection.
Full Canvas Collection
Louisville skyline, bourbon country, Kentucky bridges, UK and U of L themes, nature, and more. All original photography by Bernie Fussenegger.
Browse the Full Collection Ask About SizingBernie Fussenegger is a Louisville-based photographer and digital marketing strategist. He makes original photography on canvas featuring Louisville, Kentucky, golf, bourbon country, and beyond. Find the full collection at b2the7.com/canvas-prints.
