Evan Schiller has been involved with golf in one way or another since he was 5 years old, which is when he began playing. Before he became a professional photographer he played tournament golf as both an amateur and professional up until his early thirties.

Always with a keen interest in photography, his journey as a professional photographer started on a fairway at PGA WEST in La Quinta, California. It was there while walking down a fairway in the early morning and admiring the beauty surrounding him that he decided he needed to begin bringing a camera with him. Although still as a hobby, he began taking photographs on almost every trip thereafter he made to play a tournament.

Several years later while working at Westchester Country Club as an assistant professional one of his colleagues suggested he sell his photos in the pro shop…which he did. And, the rest, as they say, is history. 25 years later he’s photographed over 600 championship golf courses worldwide. During that time he’s captured images of some of the most recognized courses around the world, including Pebble Beach Golf Links, Augusta National Golf Club, The Old Course at St. Andrews, Royal County Down in Ireland and most recently at Cabot Cliffs and Cabot Links.

Armed with a Hasselblad H6D-50 (one of the most advanced medium format cameras on the market today), he makes creative use of technology that includes ladders, lifts, and helicopters to capture some of his most iconic images. He also incorporates drone photography into his practice to find those unique aerial shots that showcase the artful design of a hole and its connection to a broader landscape, always with the intention of bringing a fresh perspective to every project.

Be sure to visit Evan's website at evanschillerphotography.com and follow him on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.