The Logo Club
The 5 Clubs Logo Club is a celebration of the great shields, silhouettes, symbols and letters that make up the logos of golf. The best golf club logos are distinctive, singular, conversation starters and iconic. Clubs from the 1890’s to those formed in 2023 will be featured and celebrated in the 5 Clubs Logo Club. Golfers love the golf club logo and we honor all of the very best!
The Golf Club
Northeast of Columbus, Ohio in New Albany, “The Golf Club” stands as a stealth and stout reflection of Pete Dye’s design bonafides. Constructed in 1967 with input from then 27-year-old Jack Nicklaus, The Golf Club logo is reflective of the time. The …
St. Louis Country Club
Like many clubs with early origins before 1900 that did not begin with golf as an activity, St. Louis Country Club has a logo better suited for what it began with, polo. The club was founded in 1892 without golf but following a relocation in 1895 golf …
Sullivan County Golf Club
The logo is great and would be celebrated by us no matter what, but the owner of Sullivan County is a friend and a true friend to golf. When author Tom Coyne decided to take control of Sullivan County, he did it with the great intentions of making it …
Shooting Star Golf Club
Where can you really create a logo utilizing a spur? Certainly clubs in the Southwest, but Shooting Star in Wyoming is the embodiment of big country and wide open spaces. The yoke, shaft and rowel are very well designed for a golf club logo and the r …
Shoreacres
Among the historic and extraordinary work of Seth Raynor, Shoreacres is widely considered as rollicking a golf experience as any he created. The logo of Shoreacres nails the challenging concept of interlocking letters. Its accents create the look and …
Sankaty Head Golf Club
Sankaty Head is unique in many ways. One of the eastern most golf courses in Massachusetts, Emerson Armstrong designed the wonderful course with little experience before or after, and it has a devotion to caddies and their advancement that few clubs c …
The Creek Club
Along the Long Island “Gold Coast” sits one of C.B. MacDonald’s finest works. Located 33 miles from New York City, The Creek was dubbed the “Million Dollar Golf Club” by the New York Times in 1923. The club embodies the regal leisure living of the we …
Newport Country Club
We are partial to the “5 Clubs” that made up the USGA at its inception but come on, how sturdy and regal is the Newport logo? A logo that would look tremendous on anything is simply a great logo. Color scheme of royal blue and red with the nautical fl …
Goat Hill Park
Having a public fun factory in San Diego County is a story by itself so the logo for Goat Hill Park symbolizes more than just a place where golf is played. Oceanside, CA is home to Goat Hill but the devoted fans and golfers of Goat Hill come from all …
The Tree Farm
Located East of Aiken, South Carolina is the new Tree Farm Golf Club. To say they’ve nailed it would be an understatement. The golf course launched itself immediately into the top 100 lists and the club is building a culture of a communal experience s …