In 1922, a rail strike forced Adelaide golfer H.L. "Cargie" Rymill onto a tram instead. He spotted a for-sale sign on a sandy paddock along the way, got off to look, and bought it. He designed the whole course himself 18 holes open by 1924.

On this towel: a hand-illustrated map of that layout, drawn from the real course data. Every fairway, green, and bunker in its true position.

The towel:
80% polyester / 20% polyamide microfiber grabs dirt and moisture instead of pushing it around
16″ × 24″ (40.6cm × 61cm)
Gold grommet and ring, clips straight to your bag
Printed on one side.