Golf Logo Design - Hatchwise Design and Naming Contests

Famous Golf Logos Golf offers something for everyone. This game rewards brute strength as well as fine control. You can enjoy a casual afternoon game or make golf a foundation of your lifestyle.

Travel the course in a cart, or carry your clubs for a full-body workout. Different demographics are attracted to diverse aspects of the game—and golf brands lean into these distinctions.

Golf logos are designed with a range of ideal customers in mind.

Putt-Putt Fun Center Putt-Putt got its start as a family-friendly miniature golf park. Kids of all ages enjoyed putting their balls through 18 themed obstacles. Putt-Putt was many people's first exposure to golf, so the brand is associated with nostalgia and good memories.

Today, Putt-Putt has expanded from miniature golf into more elaborate "fun centers." Modern locations may feature an arcade, laser tag, bowling, batting cages, and water rides. But golf remains at the core of the brand's identity.

The Putt-Putt logo features a wordmark of the brand's name in a sans-serif font of medium thickness. Orange lines sit above and below the characters. Three multicolored triangles are displayed at the top center of the logo. These triangles resemble the signal for "play," as well as the flags that mark holes on a golf course. This design reflects Putt-Putt's history as a golf brand, plus its new expanding offerings.

Callaway Golf Callaway Golf offers a variety of golf products including clubs, balls, bags, clothing, and other gear. The brand is one of the best-known golfing companies. It sponsors professional players, celebrity golf lovers, tournaments, awards, youth programs, and more.

Callaway Golf was founded in 1981 but its logo projects a much longer sense of history. The design uses a combination of wordmark and graphic elements. "Callaway" is displayed in a decorative blackline serif font inspired by calligraphy. The typeface is easily associated with old-world history. Since golf has been played since the 1400s, this font choice gives the relatively young brand some visual authority.

A stylized V sits beneath the wordmark. This graphic adds a sense of movement to the logo, encouraging customers to think about their swing.

PGA and LPGA The Professional Golf Association (PGA) and the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) manage pro golf tournaments for men and women, respectively. They perform similar work but these groups are separate legal entities. Despite their division, the PGA and LPGA have almost identical logos. Both the PGA and LPGA logos use a dark blue rounded rectangular background. They also feature a wordmark of the organization's name, and both showcase a stylized golfer in mid-swing.

The PGA logo features a white offset border and its corners have a wider radius. This logo uses a serif typeface for its wordmark, which also includes the word "Tour" in red and white. The silhouette of a male golfer is shown next to the wordmark.

The LPGA logo uses a sans-serif typeface, which is displayed horizontally under the multicolored, abstract graphic of a female golfer. This design creates a greater sense of movement than the PGA logo. Regardless, casual observers could assume the groups were two wings of the same organization based on their extremely similar logos.

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