Aberdeen Golf Club
Eureka, MO
A quartered shield with a golf ball on green, crossed clubs in a wreath, and three white castle towers on red, encircled by the words Aberdeen Golf Club in black script.
Golf Course Logos With a Castle
17 golf course logos in Stymie's collection show a castle: Aberdeen Golf Club (Eureka, MO), Alnwick Castle Golf Club (Alnwick, England), Balbriggan Golf Club (Balbriggan, Ireland), Bamburgh Castle Golf Club (Bamburgh, England), Beaufort Golf Club (Beaufort, Ireland), Blair Atholl Golf Club (Blair Atholl, Scotland), Caldwell Golf Club (Uplawmoor, Scotland), Carnegie Links (Cuthill, Scotland) and 9 more. Each one is described below in a sentence, so you can match the logo you are trying to identify.
Alnwick Castle Golf Club
Alnwick, England
A navy blue square badge showing a pale blue castle with two crenellated towers flanking a central gatehouse, two grey golf clubs with red-striped grips crossed behind it, the white wordmark Alnwick to the left and Castle to the right, and GOLF CLUB in small white capitals beneath.
Balbriggan Golf Club
Balbriggan, Ireland
A black-and-white engraving of a ruined stone castle with a battlemented square keep in front of a taller round tower, inside a green oval ring reading 'BALBRIGGAN GOLF CLUB' above and 'Founded 1945' below in white.
Bamburgh Castle Golf Club
Bamburgh, England
Gold serif capitals reading 'BAMBURGH CASTLE' arched above a gold illustration of a long castle with towers and a keep standing on a rocky headland, picked out with black shading, with '1904' and 'GOLF CLUB' in gold below.
Beaufort Golf Club
Beaufort, Ireland
A black-and-white oval crest with a swallow in flight above jagged engraved mountain peaks and a ruined stone castle tower standing at the right.
Blair Atholl Golf Club
Blair Atholl, Scotland
A yellow circular badge with a black-and-white line-art castle of turreted towers with pointed roofs, the year 1896 in black beneath it, and BLAIR ATHOLL GC arched around the lower edge.
Caldwell Golf Club
Uplawmoor, Scotland
A circular blue badge with 'CALDWELL GOLF CLUB' arched in navy capitals on a pale blue ring, a navy battlemented castle tower with crossed silver golf clubs in front of a white golf ball, above a blue ribbon banner reading 'Est. 1903'.
Carnegie Links
Cuthill, Scotland
A tan-gold eagle gliding to the left with wings outstretched, above a tan-gold line drawing of a turreted baronial castle flying a small flag, over THE CARNEGIE CLUB and SKIBO CASTLE in tan-gold serif capitals.
Carrickfergus Golf Course
Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland
A navy circular badge ringed in gold with a white line-art drawing of Carrickfergus Castle above boats on water, the white text 1926 - 2026 CENTENARY beneath, encircled by white CARRICKFERGUS above and GOLF CLUB below.
Enniscorthy Golf Club
Enniscorthy, Ireland
A gold-edged shield with a green field bearing a white golf ball on a red tee, a diagonal red-and-gold band, and a grey two-towered castle on a navy field, ringed by a broken gold circle with ENNISCORTHY above and GOLF CLUB below in navy serif capitals and the year 1907 in gold beneath.
Flint Golf Club
Flint, Wales
A grey stone castle with two towers and a central arched gateway, a large yellow key standing behind it, inside a green laurel wreath ring set with four yellow flowers at top, bottom, left and right.
Gowran Park Golf Club
Gowran, Ireland
An oval outlined in green with 'GOWRAN PARK' arched in gold serif capitals at the top, enclosing two green trees and rolling gold hills with a green castle turret on the right, above a green ribbon banner reading 'EST 1914'.
Limerick Golf Club
Limerick, Ireland
A quartered shield with two red quarters each holding a white domed castle and two navy quarters each holding three white walking lions, above a navy ribbon banner reading 'GOLF' and 'CLUB' at the sides and '1891' over 'LIMERICK' in white.
Rye Golf Club
Rye, NY
A white line drawing of a castle tower with battlements and a flag, rising from wavy water lines above the year 1921, on a navy background.
South Pembrokeshire Golf Club
Pembroke Dock, Wales
A gray stone castle keep with three crenellations set between the green letters C, S, P and G, with two golf clubs crossing behind it, above the wordmark South Pembrokeshire in dark green with GOLF CLUB in pale green spaced capitals below.
Warrenpoint Golf Club
Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland
A yellow laurel wreath encircling a navy blue ring lettered WARRENPOINT above and GOLF CLUB below in white capitals, around a pale yellow disc holding a white battlemented castle keep, with a yellow golf ball and two golf clubs below the wreath.
West Monmouthshire Golf Club
Nantyglo, Wales
A white shield outlined in gold crossed by a maroon diagonal band lettered West Mon G.C. in gold, with a gold castle tower at the upper right, a gold pennant flag on a pole at the left and a maroon Welsh dragon rearing beneath it.
Which golf course has a castle in its logo?
17 golf courses in Stymie's collection use a castle in their logo, including Aberdeen Golf Club (Eureka, MO), Alnwick Castle Golf Club (Alnwick, England), Balbriggan Golf Club (Balbriggan, Ireland), Bamburgh Castle Golf Club (Bamburgh, England), Beaufort Golf Club (Beaufort, Ireland), Blair Atholl Golf Club (Blair Atholl, Scotland), Caldwell Golf Club (Uplawmoor, Scotland), Carnegie Links (Cuthill, Scotland), Carrickfergus Golf Course (Carrickfergus, Northern Ireland), Enniscorthy Golf Club (Enniscorthy, Ireland) and 7 more. The list covers the logos Stymie holds, not every golf logo in existence.