Golf Course Logos With a Rose

8 golf course logos in Stymie's collection show a rose: Alfreton Golf Club (Alfreton, England), Bingley St Ives Golf Club (St. Ives, England), Blackburn Golf Club (Blackburn, England), Marietta Country Club (Marietta, GA), Marion Golf Club (Marion, MA), Old Bridge Golf Club at Rose-Lambertson (Matawan, NJ), Roseville Golf Course (Roseville, NSW) and Te Awamutu Golf Club (Te Awamutu, New Zealand). Each one is described below in a sentence, so you can match the logo you are trying to identify.

Alfreton Golf Club logo: A yellow ribbon band lettered ALFRETON GOLF CLUB above and FOUNDED 1892 below in black, encircling two crossed golf clubs with black heads, a green outlined oak tree at the left, a black colliery winding gear with its wheel at the right, and a pink-red Tudor rose with a gold centre beneath a red and gold crown at the top.

Alfreton Golf Club

Alfreton, England

A yellow ribbon band lettered ALFRETON GOLF CLUB above and FOUNDED 1892 below in black, encircling two crossed golf clubs with black heads, a green outlined oak tree at the left, a black colliery winding gear with its wheel at the right, and a pink-red Tudor rose with a gold centre beneath a red and gold crown at the top.

Bingley St Ives Golf Club logo: A black-and-white heraldic shield with crossed golf clubs in the upper left quarter and a multi-petalled heraldic rose in the upper right, above a row of pointed arches across the lower half.

Bingley St Ives Golf Club

St. Ives, England

A black-and-white heraldic shield with crossed golf clubs in the upper left quarter and a multi-petalled heraldic rose in the upper right, above a row of pointed arches across the lower half.

Blackburn Golf Club logo: A red rose with white inner petals and green leaves surrounding a yellow ring reading BLACKBURN GOLF CLUB FOUNDED 1894, with a yellow field cannon on a navy disc at the centre, all set on a navy square.

Blackburn Golf Club

Blackburn, England

A red rose with white inner petals and green leaves surrounding a yellow ring reading BLACKBURN GOLF CLUB FOUNDED 1894, with a yellow field cannon on a navy disc at the centre, all set on a navy square.

Marietta Country Club logo: A deep red rose bloom on a green stem with leaves, above the year 1915 in green italic numerals.

Marietta Country Club

Marietta, GA

A deep red rose bloom on a green stem with leaves, above the year 1915 in green italic numerals.

Marion Golf Club logo: A white line drawing of a single rose with a stem and leaf inside a rounded oval frame on a navy background.

Marion Golf Club

Marion, MA

A white line drawing of a single rose with a stem and leaf inside a rounded oval frame on a navy background.

Roseville Golf Course logo: ROSEVILLE arcing in black capitals over a dark maroon disc rimmed with white dots holding a cream and gold rose blossom, crossed by a maroon ribbon banner lettered EST. and 1923 in white, with GOLF CLUB arcing below in black capitals.

Roseville Golf Course

Roseville, NSW

ROSEVILLE arcing in black capitals over a dark maroon disc rimmed with white dots holding a cream and gold rose blossom, crossed by a maroon ribbon banner lettered EST. and 1923 in white, with GOLF CLUB arcing below in black capitals.

Te Awamutu Golf Club logo: A red rose in full bloom with two green leaves below it, to the left of black text reading 'Te Awamutu' and 'Golf Club' on two lines.

Te Awamutu Golf Club

Te Awamutu, New Zealand

A red rose in full bloom with two green leaves below it, to the left of black text reading 'Te Awamutu' and 'Golf Club' on two lines.

Which golf course has a rose in its logo?

8 golf courses in Stymie's collection use a rose in their logo, including Alfreton Golf Club (Alfreton, England), Bingley St Ives Golf Club (St. Ives, England), Blackburn Golf Club (Blackburn, England), Marietta Country Club (Marietta, GA), Marion Golf Club (Marion, MA), Old Bridge Golf Club at Rose-Lambertson (Matawan, NJ), Roseville Golf Course (Roseville, NSW) and Te Awamutu Golf Club (Te Awamutu, New Zealand). The list covers the logos Stymie holds, not every golf logo in existence.