Hi Carla,
Mrs. Grossman has golfing stickers!!

Cut the pictures in round shapes like a golf ball and the set them on a tee cut from colored paper. She could also use the shape of the golf clubs and put the pictures into the end that you hit the ball with (I don't know much about the game as you can tell).

Hmmm...when I think of scrapping a golf-themed page, I can't help but picture the golf course. How about using a "tearing" technique with your cardstock to make the green hills? Just rip your paper and layer. It's such a neat effect for creating landscapes, maybe it will work here. Also, you could use green mulberry paper for grass or inbetween layers of green cardstock -- I just saw this in a magazine (February 2000 Creating Keepsakes?), it was cool! Hope that helps a little.

Leah

She could include shots of the place where he buys his supplies, with titles like "We've spent millions here!" or pictures of his favorite course. She could also use a golf hole flag with the numbers on it for his age at his birthday. Perhaps a shape of a golf towel with a photo of a bad day on the course, saying: Here he threw in the towel. She could photo copy the box his favorite golf balls come in repeatedly and make a page of that, or blow it up and put his picture in it like he is the new sponser for them. She could also cut out the shape of a trophy and put a good days photo in it. She could also photo copy his favorite golf pro and blow up or reduce their image so that she could cut them out and make them look like they are playing against him. Just a few ideas, I hope they help. Penny