Meet Fulton Allem.
From the fairway to the drawing table — a lifelong pursuit of patience, precision, and purpose.
From the fairway to the drawing table, Fulton Allem's story is one of reinvention, resilience, and purpose.
A life shaped by nature.
Born and raised on a farm in South Africa, Fulton's early connection to wildlife and the natural world continues to influence his artistic vision today.
For more than four decades, Fulton competed at the highest levels of professional golf, earning 15 professional victories — including three PGA Tour wins — and representing the International Team in the inaugural Presidents Cup.
The beginning of a second chapter.
Following a life-changing leukemia diagnosis and retirement from professional competition, Fulton discovered a new way to channel the same discipline and precision that defined his golf career — through art.
What began as a personal outlet evolved into a daily practice rooted in reflection, healing, and purpose. His hand-drawn originals and custom portraits reflect patience, detail, and a deep appreciation for nature and life's quiet moments. Each piece is created with intention — and with impact.
A portion of every purchase supports leukemia-related causes, allowing each work of art to carry a story of resilience, hope, and giving back.
The purpose behind the artwork →Four decades on tour.
Three PGA Tour victories, fifteen professional wins, and a place on the International Team at the inaugural Presidents Cup — the career that shaped the hand behind the drawings.
Watch: Fulton’s 1993 NEC World Series of Golf win, as broadcast on CBS Sports.