Customer Reviews

I have had the pleasure of working with Ken May on multiple projects to date. I was recommended to contact Ken by Perry Dye years ago, and it’s been one of the best things we ever did for our golf course and membership. Ken was monumental in assisting us with adding epic golf photography and action shots for our clubhouse decor. He helped us transform rooms in our facility from being plain and boring to having a wow factor to potential and existing customers. Ken is tremendous to work with and is quick to deliver. He is an expert when it comes to anything regarding Pete and Alice Dye. I can’t recommend working with Ken enough.

Ken has taken photos of our golf course in multiple seasons and has always been a pleasure to collaborate with. We even recently did some drone footage that turned out better than we could have imagined. Ken is also great at editing so in case you have a shot that needs some touchup, he can fix that too. We had a series of photos taken after a storm, but Ken is so good at his profession that you couldn’t even notice. Ken knows his way around a course and won’t disrupt play or need to be managed once onsite. Ken makes any golf shot look like it should go on the cover of a golf magazine.

I have known Kenny May for more than three decades. We first met when the company I worked for shared office space with late golf course architect Perry Dye of Dye Designs. Ken was Perry’s chief photographer.

As a commemorative book publisher, I first worked with Ken when I was developing the 75th-anniversary book for Cherry Hills Country Club in Denver. He did a fantastic job photographing the golf course as we created two-page spreads of each hole. Additionally, Ken photographed specific interior clubhouse shots as well as several of the club’s Diamond Anniversary events. Ken came back in the fall of 2020 to re-shoot the golf course as well as capture interior shots of much of the club’s memorabilia in the old clubhouse for use in the Cherry Hills’ 100th-anniversary book published in 2023.

Ken photographed more than a dozen golf courses for Arnold Palmer Design during my 26 years with APD. His work was excellent and very creative. Recently he created a wonderful color pencil portrait of the Par 3 8th at RainDance National Golf Club at latest creation in Windsor Colorado.