The place
The crossing
The hole asks for a committed strike over the coastline before the round turns back toward the clubhouse.
Turnberry · Ailsa Course · Hole 9
The Ailsa Course’s defining view, gathered in a single frame.
The 9th at Turnberry
The Ailsa Course’s 9th is its unmistakable turning point. The line crosses the rocky shore toward a green set beneath the lighthouse, with the Firth of Clyde beyond.
The place
The hole asks for a committed strike over the coastline before the round turns back toward the clubhouse.
The painting
The white-and-gold lighthouse has guided sailors since 1873 and gives this stretch of links its unmistakable character.
The green, the shore and the lighthouse in one view.
In the room
The framed edition brings Turnberry’s coastline and its famous lighthouse into the room.

Fine-art craftsmanship
The artwork is reproduced in Britain with archival pigment inks on heavyweight 310gsm fine-art cotton rag, then checked, signed and numbered by hand.
01 Origin
Inspired by the Ailsa Course’s 9th, its rocky shoreline and the lighthouse beyond the green.
02 Print
Chosen for rich colour, tonal depth and fine detail.
03 Paper
Heavyweight fine-art paper with a substantial, tactile finish.
04 Finish
Every edition is checked and individually finished by hand.
Choose a framed format and the signed edition arrives in a bespoke black frame with a classic white mount.

Limited edition · Edition of 100
Edition proof
Each Turnberry print belongs to a limited run of 100, signed and individually numbered by Mizuna.
One Turnberry Ailsa Course Hole 9, signed and individually numbered in your chosen format.
Heavyweight 310gsm fine-art cotton rag using archival pigment inks, prepared in Britain.
A3 Unframed, A2 Unframed, 50×40cm Black Frame and 70×50cm Black Frame.
The framed editions arrive in a bespoke black frame with a classic white mount, ready to hang.
Yes. The edition is limited to 100 signed and numbered prints.
LIMITED EDITION OF 100
Choose your format£125
A3 print · Ready to frame