14 Events. 14 Unique Bags.

Art of Golf is Cleeks Golf Club's long-term cultural platform, uniting golf with art, fashion, and culture through artist collaborations played in competition.

For the 2026 season, Art of Golf runs across fourteen events, with one artist collaboration introduced at each stop. Each collaboration results in a custom golf bag designed by an artist and carried by the Cleeks team during professional play.

Together, these collaborations form the Art of Golf 2026 Collection.

A Canvas in Play

Each artist is invited to respond to golf as a system built on discipline, repetition, and pressure. The golf bag becomes the artist's canvas, not as a symbolic gesture, but as a functional object used under real tournament conditions.

Built to tour standards and played in competition, the bags carry individual creative perspectives directly onto the course. Many of the artists are locally anchored to the regions where the tournaments take place, allowing each design to reflect not only the artist’s language, but also the cultural context surrounding the course.

Explore the 2026 Collection

Limited Pieces

Selected Art of Golf collaborations extend beyond the bag into limited-edition pieces including 3D-printed collectables, posters, and T-shirts.

Available exclusively on-site at each LIV Golf event, these pieces are direct extensions of the bag and the artwork, capturing the place, the moment, and the collaboration in physical form.

Crafted with Vessel

All Art of Golf bags are produced in collaboration with VESSEL, a leader in premium golf bags.

Working closely with each artist and the Cleeks team, VESSEL translates creative vision into fully tour-ready equipment. Every bag is built to professional standards, engineered for performance, durability, and balance, while preserving the integrity of the original artwork.

Expressive in design. Proven in competition.

Printed with Mimaki

Alongside the bags, selected Art of Golf collaborations are extended into limited 3D-printed collectables.

Produced in collaboration with Mimaki, these pieces are created using advanced 3D printing technology that allows complex forms, textures, and colour depth to be realised with high precision.

The process translates two-dimensional artwork into physical objects, preserving detail while introducing materiality and scale. Each collectable is conceived as an extension of the bag — a physical artefact connected to the collaboration, the event, and the artist’s perspective.