This was meant to look like a painting that an indigenous Australian would make if they were trying to depict a golf practice. There is some moss and plantations growing from the rock art, the pink, purple and orange are the different sediments of the earth. The player is trying to get his shots in golf better, the balls are going closer and closer to the hole with a flag in it. He is trying to avoid the bunker at the top right of the painting. The erosion on the top left of the painting has carved out the Chinese words hen hao or very good. It was meant to signify that the owner of the painting was doing well in their lives.
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