Best Course Logo

[PaulCGaffney]

Oakmont, Pine Valley, Augusta National, none of the TPCs, Congressional, Firestone, and Merion are some good ones.

[b_smith07]

I always think my home club has a cool logo just because its different and unique to the area:

 

 

[Schley]

I always think my home club has a cool logo just because its different and unique to the area:

 

 

 

that is cool!

[Chanceman]

[Chanceman]

[thewral]

Partial to logos that are a simple tree

[ethanshapiro]

[Schley]

Partial to logos that are a simple tree

 

Then you will love this one!

[FairwayFred]

Partial to logos that are a simple tree

 

Then you will love this one!

 

I used to be a member at Eugene when I lived in Oregon. That is a very unfortunate logo redesign. Their old logo wasn't great but I know they paid a consulting company alot of money to come up with that logo.

[Schley]

I actually like it myself.

[FairwayFred]

I actually like it myself.

 

It looks like a child drew it. Certainly wasn't worth the 5 figure consulting fee they paid to have it done.

[Wolf Point]

Simple and understated is always good. Both my clubs have very generic logos.

[Carl Spackler3]

My favorite in Ireland

[clp34vmp]

What is the one from a few posts up underneath the Burning Tree logo?

[nix]

People love sleepy hollow, and i think the idea of the logo is good, but the execution looks like a 3rd grader did it.

 

Also aren't they completely blowing it by not having the head be a golf ball?

[nix]

I really like that eugene country club logo.

[Cuff]

I am partial to this one. Huntingdon Valley C.C.

 

 

[eboettne]

Fan of my home course logo, mostly because it has Arnie

 

[third-times-a-charm]

I like the arnie umbrella, see my avatar.

[KMeloney]

Philly Cricket

Seminole

Fishers Island

Merion

Boston Golf Club

Pasatiempo

 

Too many indian logos... I wear philly cricket and people ask if I am a black hawks fan and when I wear Seminole people ask if I went to FSU

 

And Philly Cricket's and Bala CC's are almost identical. Not ideal, especially when they're 20 minutes from one another.

[KMeloney]

I like the simple whale in the Maidstone logo, the hare (we saw one on the course when we played) in the Waterville logo, and the quirkiness of the National Golf Links logo.

 

I also like our Rolling Green logo (see avatar). It's from a weathervane found on the property years ago.

[Cuff]

I like the simple whale in the Maidstone logo, the hare (we saw one on the course when we played) in the Waterville logo, and the quirkiness of the National Golf Links logo.

 

I also like our Rolling Green logo (see avatar). It's from a weathervane found on the property years ago.

 

Rolling Green has a fine looking logo.

[larrybud]

Partial to logos that are a simple tree

 

Then you will love this one!

 

looks like some sort of witchcraft!

[Malvern]

I like the ones you immediately recognise like Merion, Maidstone and Cypress. No names required.

 

The worst, anything where the name of the golf club (GC) or an actual golf club is intertwined around a shield. Any Latin on a course built in the last hundred years is pretentious as well.

[Schley]

I like the ones you immediately recognise like Merion, Maidstone and Cypress. No names required.

 

The worst, anything where the name of the golf club (GC) or an actual golf club is intertwined around a shield. Any Latin on a course built in the last hundred years is pretentious as well.

 

Well then you wouldn't any Ivy League University logos as most are exactly that.)

[DE-ILLINI]

The Bandit in Texas was one I always liked.

 

 

[Thunder Dan]

Chicago golf club

Maidstone Club

[robleighlefty89]

I like Sunningdale logo:

 

 

 

Their Members' logo is the same but without the monogramming.

 

Royal St. George's Members' logo is also a brilliant one, visitors logo on the ball:

 

 

[jerebear21]

A tad bias here.

 

 

 

 

I also don’t get why there’s so many chief indian head logos. It’s the same logo with different colors and/or facing different directions.

[the bishop]

The Bandit in Texas was one I always liked.

 

 

Fun course to play too!