Since 2003 we have represented the famed Scottish golf photographer, Brian Morgan. Our rich archive, spanning more than 40 years includes images of legendary players and over 1000 courses in 55 countries.







Brian was not only the official photographer for 12 years at The Masters, capturing new images of Augusta every year for the Masters Journal. He has photographed The British Open (often referred to as the Open Championship) for 43 consecutive years!




The archive includes such crown jewels as the famous “Eagle Putt” by Jack Nicklaus, to win his 6th Green Jacket at The Masters in 1986 and the memorable 1977 Open Championship at Turnberry, known as “The Duel in the Sun” where Tom Watson triumphed over Jack Nicklaus by one stroke. 



The list goes on to include the newly opened Castle Stuart course, created by Mark Parsinen with Gil Hanse, in the Scottish highlands near Dornoch (founded 1886) and the other new links course on the Mull of Kintyre, Machrihanish Dunes, designed by David Kidd, along the sea by Machrihanish Golf Club, established in 1876.

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