Landon Ashworth's gallery sketch: every painting is somehow about golf

Landon Ashworth's newest sketch is 89 seconds of a golfer who cannot see a painting without seeing a round. Uploaded Nov. 5 on his directing channel, "When Golf Is Your Entire Personality" drops him into a gallery with artist Tess Fowling while every canvas turns into a missed putt or a bad club choice.

Ashworth wrote and stars in the bit. Fowling plays herself. He calls one tree "the most accurate representation of golf" and a commentary on four-putts and isolation. She answers that it is just a tree. Pointillist dots become "a thousand tiny little mistakes" on a scorecard. Another canvas is a golfer stuck with driver when he should have three-wood, trees left and right. A third painting is, in his read, a dad issue they both share.

The description says every painting in the sketch is a one-of-one for sale, with a link to Anticus for an Augusta-themed piece by Tessa Nicole. The tag line is blunt: take a golf addict to an art gallery and every painting becomes about golf.

We already covered Ashworth's Trackman chipping drill earlier this week. This one is pure creator comedy, not instruction. Watch it when you need a break from launch-monitor patch notes. The sketch is embedded above.