The best golf club logos do not necessarily feature a golfer, a golf ball, or a flagstick. In fact, according to George Peper, some of the most effective designs have little to do with golf at all.

That's not a come-on. It's a serious question. This inquiring golfer would like to know. If you're headed to the course, odds are you're cloaked in something with a logo. A hat. A shirt. A belt. Maybe ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The best golf logos speak for themselves. What are you wearing? If it's golf apparel, there's a decent chance it has a logo on it.

Golfers love a good logo. Whether it is embroidered on their polo, stitched into a cap or proudly displayed on their driver head cover, most of us indulge one way or the other.

Course logos didn't appear on golf shirts until the 1970s. Before then it was a radical idea, almost unthinkable, for a brand to embroider anything other than its most valuable marketing asset—its own ...

The logos a golfer wears can say a lot. Where they’ve played. Where they pay dues. For some golfers, the logos say much more than others. With pro golfers, in particular, there’s always something ...

As the summer of 2024 wound down in eastern Washington, Tory Wulf, a project manager at Gamble Sands, had cause for excitement and concern. In the decade since it opened, Gamble Sands had gained a ...

The newest golf course at Cabot Highlands in Inverness, Scotland, officially has a name: Old Petty, a nod to the almost 200-year-old church that sits alongside the fifth hole of the Tom Doak design ...

“Canterbury Golf Club’s adoption of and longstanding association with the chough makes it an obvious choice to incorporate in this new range of branded merchandise and is a fantastic way of marking ...