ARTIST Keegan Hall has revealed a stunning limited edition drawing of the moment Rory McIlroy won his first Masters title.
The artwork took over six months and 600 hours to complete and was “one of the hardest drawings” the 44-year-old has completed.
Hall was commissioned by McIlroy himself to create the picture, which was then gifted to Augusta National by the Northern Irishman.
A further 300 smaller prints were also given to members of the famous golf club.
The artist is yet to put the piece on sale, but revealed that he will likely make individual prints available to purchase in the near future.
He also revealed on Reddit that he used a Pentel GraphGear mechanical pencil because regular pencils take too long to sharpen.
Hall wrote: “The original is smaller than 30×22 so each face is like the quarter of the size of a fingernail.
“It’s truly challenging to pack this much detail into such a small area.”
The artist also gave an insight into what his day-to-day life looked like when creating the masterpiece, adding: “I have a very disciplined schedule that I follow.
“Typically up and working by 5am and try to get a solid 5 hours to uninterrupted work in.
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“Then, I’ll take a break for exercise (I’ll either go play basketball, go for a 5+ mile run, hit golf balls in the sim, etc).
“Then lunch and back to work for 4+ hours and typically end the day will biz related work.
“But for a piece of this size and scale, I know it will take a long time to complete so my goal is to make progress every day, often 6-7 days a week.”
Hall also worked with McIlroy on a separate piece named ‘Walking Toward Greatness’ which depicts the golf icon walking with his caddie at Augusta before winning the title last year.
As well as gifting McIlroy the original artwork, he is also selling 30 limited edition signed and framed prints on his website for $4,500.
Masters 2026 – all the info
The Masters returns to Augusta National this week!
Golf’s biggest stars will compete in the first major tournament of the year, with the iconic Green Jacket the prize for the winner.
Rory McIlroy returns to Augusta as the defending champion for the first time after he ended his 11-year wait for an elusive fifth major title.
The pressure of completing the career grand slam is now off the Northern Irishman as he looks to become the first player to win back-to-back Green Jackets since Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2002.
Other big-name contenders for the first major of the year include Scottie Scheffler, Bryson DeChambeau and Jon Rahm.
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