A landscape with a history behind it, IDGC: Steady Ed captures the wooded beauty of the Steady Ed Headrick Memorial Disc Golf Course at the International Disc Golf Center in Appling, Georgia. Tall pines frame the view toward the water while a basket waits almost hidden among the trees, capturing the quiet beauty of a course built in honor of one of disc golf's most important figures.

Named for “Steady” Ed Headrick, the father of disc golf and founder of the PDGA, the original Steady Ed course was one of the historic layouts at the International Disc Golf Center. That original course has since been retired as part of the IDGC's redevelopment, giving Cam's painting another dimension: a view of a place in disc golf history that can no longer be played in quite the same way.

Part of the RECLAIMED Collection, this work has been recovered from Cam's original archives and is available in print again for the first time in years.

Each piece is professionally produced as a museum-quality fine art giclée on Hahnemühle German Etching 310gsm, a heavyweight archival paper with a beautifully textured surface that brings exceptional depth, color and richness to Cam's work.

Available Sizes

Mini — 12 × 9" — Limited Edition of 50

Midi — 14 × 11" — Print or Black Frame — Open Edition

Maxi — 20 × 16" — Print or Black Frame — Open Edition

Mega — 31 × 24" — Print or Black Frame — Open Edition

Frames are made from solid wood sourced from sustainable sources and manufactured to high standards.

Certificate of Authenticity

Each artwork includes an exclusive Certificate of Authenticity (COA) containing the artwork details and edition number where applicable.

Each piece is professionally produced, carefully packaged and shipped directly from our fine-art printing partner with tracking.

Original artwork by Cam Todd

2001 PDGA Professional World Champion