This bronze statue "The Scot" shows incredible attention to detail. It captures the "essence" of this Scottish Golfer. Brad has been admired for his ability to  maintain a strong sense of realism and ability to bring to life any piece he created. This is SOLD OUT Edition #5 out 50. Signed. Size 19" high.

Working as a golf course superintendent for over 31 years and a sculptor since 1984, Brad Pearson has impressed many with his life-like bronze sculptures. Specializing mostly, but not exclusively, in golfing figures, Brad possesses a self-taught talent that has earned him such commendable commissions as creating a memorial piece of Old Tom Morris for the 75th Anniversary of the Golf Course Superintendent Association. The world-renowned sculpture now stands at the front entrance of the GCSAA building in Lawrence, Kansas, at the World Golf Hall of Fame in St. Augustine, Florida, and in the foyer of the British golf Museum adjacent to the St. Andrews Clubhouse in St. Andrews, Scotland.

Golf has played a large part in Brad’s life. He is a low handicap golfer, course superintendent, memorabilia collector, and amateur golf course architect and builder. Through his bronze sculptures, Brad has attempted to give an enduring tribute to the great and glorious game of golf.