Life-size bronze sculpture of golfer stands amidst natural surroundings.
A look at a life-size bronze sculpture of a man swinging a golf club. The man is facing the viewer. The man is at the top of his swing where the club shaft is pointed almost straight up, but to the right slightly. He is looking over his extended right arm. The head of the golf club is cut off by the top of the frame. The sculpted statue is in front of a large brown tree trunk. The tree has three prongs above his elbow level. The base of the sculpture is on rough concrete and wood mulch. A retaining wall of landscape stones is stacked up from the middle of the bottom and curving up and to the middle right edge of the frame. The last stones on the top of the wall on the right are misplaced. The bottom left corner has two stacks of misaligned retaining wall stones. A palm tree, a yucca plant, and a cactus are all to the left of the statue. Across some pavement behind and to the left of the sculpture's right shoulder is a red with yellow trim cabin building. The building has a red sign with white lettering that reads,"TACO SHAC". The "K" in "SHACK" is obscured. In the background behind the Yucca plant and to the left of the building sign, in the background there is a big round leafy tree top.