Welcome to the "Masters Series"; each of the following medallions is named after a different hole at Augusta
National Golf Club, where the Masters golf tournament is played every year. I've moved these from the Home Page
so those of you who would like to print them out will find it a little easier.
Hole #1 is called "Tea Olive" and is constructed of Brazilian Cherry, Hard Rock Maple and Jatoba.
Hole #1
Hole # 2 is called "Pink Dogwood" and was made from Paduak, Purpleheart, Maple and Wenge.
Hole # 2
"Flowering Peach" hole # 3 is also made of Brazilian Cherry, Hickory, Maple, Ash, Wenge and Jatoba.
Hole #4; "Flowering Crab Apple"........this stunning piece is constructed
of Brazilian Cherry, Wenge, Hickory, Maple and Ash.
Hole #5 "Magnolia"; made from hard rock maple, brazilian cherry, walnut and white oak, this exquisite piece would
be the centerpiece of any entryway.
Hole #6, "Juniper" is made from Hickory, Brazilian Cherry, Ash, Jatoba, hard rock Maple and Wenge; a
beautiful piece that is sure to be the center of attention, wherever it's installed.
Hole #6
Hole #7 "Pampas"; not a real good picture, but a lovely piece. Made from Hickory, Walnut, Maple, Ash,
Jatoba and Brazilian Cherry.
Hole #8 "Yellow Jasmine"; this lovely medallion was made from Oak, Walnut, Maple and Cherry and turned out to be
one of the largest I've created. It graces an entryway in Richmond, VA and is surrounded by matching border pieces that
match the border of the medallion.
Hole # 9 "Carolina Cherry";
Hole # 10 "Camellia";
Hole # 11 "White Dogwood";
Hole # 12 "Golden Bell";
Hole # 13 "Azalea";
Hole # 14 "Chinese Fir";
Hole # 15 "Firethorn";
Hole # 16 "Redbud";
Hole # 17 "Nandina";
Hole # 18 "Holly";
Naturally, any of these compasses can be made using other species of wood.
(As you can see, I have a way to go to complete this page, but bear with me and I'll get it done eventually.
At least you have a few pictures to look at, right?)
