A golfer tilts her head up to the sun and watches her ball rise. She holds her form and stance, tracking the position of the ball and how close to the green it may land. Her body twists with her stroke. In her head, she counts the strokes she may need if it doesn’t land on the green and how many she may need if it does. She silently prays that it doesn’t land in a sand trap or near a water hazard. Though the crowd has already begun to erupt in an uproar, she knows it is too soon for celebration. The ball is left to the wind. She wears a cotton tee shirt, skirt, and cap. There are fine details to appreciate like the ripples of her moving clothes and the rough patches of the manicured grass. This bronze sculpture was cast using the Lost Wax Method and mounted on a marble base. Dimensions: Height 10 X Width 6 inches. Weight: 7 LBS.