The 2009 U.S. Open at Bethpage will be an exciting event for Lee Wybranski and Group W Art Works. Lee has created a new painting of the famed 4th hole on the Black Course, and will be appearing at the Open to unveil, sign and number a Limited Edition of silkscreened prints inspired by the WPA posters from the 1930s. The edition of 500 hand-printed serigraphs is available exclusively at the U.S. Open at Bethpage. Click here to see the finished print.

In addition to designing the official event logo, Group W has produced a metal replica of the famous Warning Sign on the first tee of the The Black, for sale only at the Open.

Lee Wybranski has just completed the third in an annual series of posters for the Shell Houston Open. The poster depicts the challenging 11th hole at Redstone Golf Club in a bold and graphic style inspired by the racing posters from the early Sixties. The 2009 SHO is held the weekend before the Masters and has a superb field that includes Padraig Harrington, Sergio Garcia, Ernie Els and Greg Norman.

Artist Lee Wybranski this fall unveiled his most ambitious painting to date, a Golf Course routing commemorating the 100th anniversary of Whitemarsh Valley Country Club. This famed club outside of Philadelphia was the site of many regional and national championships, including a PGA Tour event in the Sixties and Seventies won by both Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. These golfers and several others of note are included in the artwork. See Image

Group W Art Works has completed the official logo design for the 2011 U.S. Open Championship. The championship will be held at the Congressional Country Club outside of Washington, D.C., and the logo features a rendition of the U.S. Capitol dome. See Image

We proudly announce that artist Lee Wybranski has created the commemorative postersfor all three of this summer’s USGA Open Championships, including the epic 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, won by Tiger Woods in dramatic fashion. The posters all celebrate championship golf at fantastic venues and are executed in a style inspired by the elegant travel posters of the Twenties and Thirties.
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Click here to purchase a poster.