One of the most loved sports is golf. Millions of people all over the globe enjoy this slow-paced, relaxing sport, whether they are watching or playing it.
A golf ball is essential for playing golf. It can be difficult to draw the ball.
Although it might not be as easy as you expected, it is possible to make it easier if you have a guide!
We hope you find this step-by–step guide to drawing a golf ball easy and enjoyable.
1st Step:
We will use a pencil to sketch rough lines for this guide to drawing a golf ball.
Start by drawing a circle on the page with your pencil.
If you are having trouble drawing the image freehand, you can use a tool such as a drawing compass.
Next, draw lines starting at the bottom of the tee. After you have drawn the lines, you can draw some lines around it for the grass.
Once you are satisfied with the appearance, you can use your pen or pencil to cover it.
2nd Step:
We will draw these dimples on your golf balls.
Use your pen to draw dots on the ball of different sizes. We will be focusing on the left-hand side for now.
3rd Step:
This part of our guide will show you how to draw a golfball.
Continue adding dots to the center of your ball, just like you did in the previous step.
4th Step:
This is the final step in your golf ball drawing. These will fill the remainder of the ball but leave a small area at the top right.
This will complete the dimples on your ball so that you can concentrate on other elements for the next steps.
5th Step:
The ball is done. We will add some details to the tee in the next step of our guide to how to draw a ball.
Simply trace the pencil lines that run down to the bottom of your golf ball and then go over them.
6th Step:
Once you have drawn the ball and the Tee, you can add grass to your golf ball.
You can do this by drawing some lines around the base of your tee, as shown in the reference image.
After you have drawn the first few blades of grass, you can move on to the next step.
7th Step:
This part of our guide will show you how to draw a ball golf.
You can add more grass to the tee. If you like, you can add more or less to your picture.
After you’ve completed all the details, you can erase the pencil lines from your first step, if necessary.
You can add any details you wish before you move on. You can draw the end of the golf club next to the ball, or show the location of the game by using a background.
What are you going to do with this finished golf ball drawing?
8th Step:
This final step of