Sculpted Figure. USA. Tom Clark. Mulligan. Man Sitting on a Golf Club & Holding a Tee. 1987. 5"H

Sculpted Figure: Tom Clark Mulligan (1987) – A Golfer's Delight

Bring charm and whimsy to your collection with this Tom Clark Mulligan Sculpted Figure, crafted in 1987. This delightful figurine features a man comfortably sitting atop a golf club, holding a tee, perfectly embodying the playful spirit of the sport. Standing at 5 inches tall, this detailed sculpture is a testament to Tom Clark's artistry, showcasing intricate textures, lifelike expressions, and a warm, earthy palette.

Ideal for golf enthusiasts, collectors of Tom Clark creations, or those seeking a unique decorative piece, this figurine is a conversation starter that adds personality and character to any space. Whether displayed on a shelf, desk, or in a curated collection, it’s sure to evoke smiles and nostalgia.

Available at Edelweiss Heirlooms, this piece belongs to the Figurines & Sculptures > Tom Clark category, making it a must-have for fans of the renowned artist. Don’t miss the chance to own this timeless treasure that celebrates artistry and the love of golf in one charming design.

Add this vintage masterpiece to your collection today!

(September, 1987) Mulligan has just teed off, but his ball only dribbled along the grass. He's smiling because he knows he'll have at least two shots - his first will be a Mulligan. In years past, Mulligan was the name of a potent mixture of spices and hot pepper seeds, offered free to tavern patrons for mixing with one's beer. Some golfers claim that accepting a free stroke has the same ruinous effect as drinking too much Mulligan. My little Mulligan is an Irishman. His lucky Irish coin was given to him by someone who also took a Mulligan. His coin pictures a hare because irishmen know that the best Mulligan stew has rabbit in it.