Boston-based brand transforms retired golf equipment into one-of-a-kind patriotic wall art for golfers, man caves, sports bars, and country clubs nationwide
BOSTON, Massachusetts – For Golf & Country, a new brand built at the intersection of the game of golf and American pride, has announced the launch of its signature product: a handcrafted American flag made entirely from upcycled golf equipment.
Each flag transforms thirteen retired golf clubs into the stripes and fifty reclaimed golf balls into the stars, giving old gear a striking second life as a one-of-a-kind display piece.
“Golf clubs and golf balls spend years helping create memories on the course,” said Lu Annatone, founder of For Golf & Country. “Instead of letting them collect dust in a garage, we give them a second life — as a handcrafted American flag that celebrates both the game and the country we love.”

The result is a display that reads as a classic American flag from across the room — until guests step closer and realize what it’s actually made of.
“The best objects in a room are the ones people walk up to,” added Annatone. “From a distance, it’s the flag. Up close, it’s golf clubs and golf balls. That moment is the point.”
Designed as a true conversation piece, the flag is made for the spaces where the game and American pride come together: golf lounges and man caves, golf simulator rooms, sports bars, country clubs, home offices, and more.
Each flag is available for **$776** and is crafted in New England, with shipping available nationwide.
For Golf & Country flags are handcrafted to order, with availability and lead times available upon inquiry.
For Golf & Country handcrafts American flag displays from real, retired golf clubs and golf balls given a second life. Founded on the idea that golf equipment should keep telling stories long after the final round, the company creates one-of-a-kind pieces for golfers and patriots alike — golf artwork first, patriotic artwork second. For Golf & Country is crafted in New England and ships nationwide.
To learn more or about ordering a flag, visit http://www.forgolfandcountry.com