25 golf course logos in Stymie's collection show antlers: Arcot Hall Golf Club (Cramlington, England), Arkley Golf Club (Arkley, England), Ash Valley Golf Club (Much Hadham, England), Battlement Mesa Golf Club (Battlement Mesa, CO), Bellshill Golf Club (Bellshill, Scotland), Boone Valley Golf Club (Augusta, MO), Carnwath Golf Club (Carnwath, Scotland), Colvend Golf Club (Colvend, Scotland) and 17 more. Each one is described below in a sentence, so you can match the logo you are trying to identify.
Cramlington, England
A black stag's head with tall branching antlers below 'ARCOT HALL GOLF CLUB' arched in black serif capitals, above a white scroll banner with '1909' beneath it and 'TEAM PLAYER' in black serif capitals at the foot.
Arkley, England
A black line-art stag's head facing forward with large branching antlers, on a white background.
Much Hadham, England
A dark green shield with a gold stag standing on top, two golf clubs with brown grips crossed behind it, a gold interlocking AV monogram on the shield, and a yellow ribbon banner below reading Ash Valley Golf Club.
Battlement Mesa, CO
A minimalist black line shield containing a deer's antlers and ears, above the words Battlement Mesa Golf Club.
Bellshill, Scotland
A tan stag's head with antlers facing right inside a tan shield outline, with a golf flagstick on a fairway behind it and a bell above a saltire cross below, over ESTD 1905 in tan and the navy wordmark BELLSHILL GOLF CLUB.
Augusta, MO
A dark brown stag's head silhouette with wide branching antlers set between the words 'BOONE' and 'VALLEY' in dark brown serif capitals.
Carnwath, Scotland
A navy tartan pennant with a swallow-tailed base carrying a gold-rimmed circular badge showing a black silhouette of a tree-covered mound with a white flagstick on the green, 'CARNWATH GOLF CLUB' arched above and 'EST. 1907' below, flanked by two large gold antlers, with 'CARNWATH G.C.' in white capitals underneath.
Colvend, Scotland
A gray stag's head with white antlers between two black golf clubs crossed behind it, above a white golf ball, framed by green banners reading COLVEND at the top and GOLF CLUB at the bottom with 1905 in black between them.
Clayton, IN
two multi-tined stag antlers curving up and outward like a laurel wreath around an interlocked serif 'D' and 'C' monogram, charcoal-black line art on transparent, no text
Montville Township, NJ
A black stag head in profile facing left with tall branching antlers, above an interlocking serif D and R monogram, with the year 1984 in small capitals between two short dashes underneath.
Newark, DE
A symmetrical pair of crimson deer antlers, each with a long sweeping outer beam and two shorter inner tines, rising and curving outward from a single point at the base; a flat silhouette with no lettering on white.
Huntsville, ON
A pair of black stag antlers rising from a minimal deer-head outline, above 'DEERHURST' in wide black capitals and 'RESORT' in smaller letterspaced capitals.
Oconomowoc, WI
A gold-tan whitetail deer buck head facing forward beneath a full rack of antlers, flanked by five pointed evergreen pines, under 'DEERTRAK' arched in heavy gold sans-serif capitals, above a solid gold bar carrying 'GOLF CLUB' in black capitals, on transparency with no year.
Jeffersonville, IN
A navy line drawing of a bull elk's head with a wide rack of antlers standing between the words Elk and Run in navy serif type, each word underlined by a navy rule, with Golf Club in navy italic serif beneath; no enclosing shape.
Waterford, Ireland
The wordmark 'FAITHLEGG' in black serif capitals with wide letter spacing, above a black stag's head with a cross between its antlers, flanked by 'EST.' on the left and '1783' on the right.
Flagstaff, AZ
A bull elk's head, neck and shoulder in profile facing left, carrying large sweeping multi-tined antlers, drawn as open amber-gold brushstroke outlines that never close, with no enclosing shape, no lettering and no year.
Gillette, WY
Dark green on a cream square: a buck with branched antlers at left and a pronghorn antelope at right flanking three pine trees on a stylized green, with a flagstick flying a pennant flag and a golf ball dot; 'GILLETTE' above 'GOLF CLUB' in dark green capitals.
Hanmer Springs, New Zealand
A black stag head with tall branching antlers, with 'HANMER SPRINGS' arched above and 'GOLF CLUB' arched below in gold capitals.
Edmonton, AB
A gold outline of a stag's head with tall branching antlers rising behind a dark teal-green mountain-ridge band, above JAGARE RIDGE in black capitals with gold outlines (the A carries an umlaut) and GOLF CLUB letterspaced beneath.
Maine Prairie Township, MN
An orange stag head with a full set of antlers beside a pale sage-green serif 'Kimball Golf Club' wordmark.
Green Lake, WI
A black silhouette of a leaping stag with large branching antlers.
Anchorage, AK
An orange semicircular sun behind a tall green pine tree, with a black moose standing on the left and a black bear on the right on a curved green ground line, above 'Moose Run Golf Course' in green serif letters and 'JBER, Alaska' beneath.
New Albany, OH
An elk head with large antlers over two crossed golf clubs, wrapped by a ribbon banner reading The Golf Club in red, in gray, red, and white.
Sanford, NC
a front-facing whitetail deer skull with a wide multi-point antler rack, flanked below by two gold tobacco leaves angled inward like wings, black line art and olive-gold on transparent, no text
Vernon Hills, IL
A white stylized deer with swept-back antlers inside a dark green oval, above 'White Deer Run' in green script over 'Golf Club' in green serif capitals.
25 golf courses in Stymie's collection use antlers in their logo, including Arcot Hall Golf Club (Cramlington, England), Arkley Golf Club (Arkley, England), Ash Valley Golf Club (Much Hadham, England), Battlement Mesa Golf Club (Battlement Mesa, CO), Bellshill Golf Club (Bellshill, Scotland), Boone Valley Golf Club (Augusta, MO), Carnwath Golf Club (Carnwath, Scotland), Colvend Golf Club (Colvend, Scotland), Deer Creek Golf Club (Clayton, IN), Deer Run Golf Club (Montville Township, NJ) and 15 more. The list covers the logos Stymie holds, not every golf logo in existence.
