9 golf course logos in Stymie's collection show a sailing ship: Barrow Golf Club (Hawcoat, Barrow in Furness, England), Bull Bay Golf Club (Bull Bay, Wales), California Golf Club of San Francisco (South San Francisco, CA), Cork Golf Club (Little Island, Ireland), Essex County Club (Manchester by the Sea, MA), Invercargill Golf Club (Invercargill, New Zealand), Larne Golf Club (Larne, Northern Ireland), Westport Golf Club (Westport, Ireland) and 1 more. Each one is described below in a sentence, so you can match the logo you are trying to identify.
Hawcoat, Barrow in Furness, England
A red shield with a gold diagonal band bearing a bee and an arrow, a gold stag walking at lower left and a gold knotted serpent at upper right, under a chief showing a masted steamship at sea, with a silver helm, red and gold mantling and a crest of a ram's head on a tower above, over a red ribbon reading Semper Sursum.
Bull Bay, Wales
A shield crest with a red Viking longship sailing over blue waves beneath a navy sky beside a white lighthouse, a red Welsh dragon below the letters CGPL BBGC, and a pale blue ribbon reading HER DEG AR HEN DIR.
South San Francisco, CA
A golden California grizzly bear walking left along the top of a navy shield split diagonally, the upper panel bearing a gold interlaced CGC monogram and the year 1918, the lower panel showing two sailing ships on water beneath a rising sun and clouds.
Little Island, Ireland
A shield outlined in green showing two tan stone towers flanking a three-masted sailing ship above wavy water lines, with small banners reading 'CORK', 'GOLF' and 'CLUB' across the middle and vertical green, white and red stripes at the base.
Manchester by the Sea, MA
A brick-red circular seal reading ESSEX COVNTY CLVB around the top and INC 1893 at the bottom, with a three-masted sailing ship riding stylized waves at center, drawn entirely in a single red line.
Invercargill, New Zealand
A navy-blue line-art shield quartered by a cross, holding a diagonal golf club with a hatched grip at top left, a woven flax basket at top right, a three-dimensional cube at bottom left and a sailing ship on hatched water at bottom right, with two crossed golf clubs behind the shield, a scroll banner reading 'FAR AND SURE' above and a scroll banner reading 'INVERCARGILL GOLF CLUB' below.
Larne, Northern Ireland
A dark green three-masted sailing ship with square block sails on a pale blue disc, above a dark green half-round band lettered LARNE GOLF CLUB in white capitals, with two white crossed golf clubs and a white golf ball in the centre.
Westport, Ireland
A shield with a black masonry chief bearing two brown bull heads, over a white field crossed by a red saltire with a pale three-masted sailing ship above, a gold scallop shell at the crossing and a black eagle at the base, all above the black wordmark 'WESTPORT GOLF CLUB'.
Wexford, Ireland
A tan shield bearing three black sailing ships, two above and one below, each burning with red and orange flames, under 'WEXFORD GOLF CLUB' arched in black capitals and above a brown scroll banner reading 'PER AQUAM ET IGNEM'.
9 golf courses in Stymie's collection use a sailing ship in their logo, including Barrow Golf Club (Hawcoat, Barrow in Furness, England), Bull Bay Golf Club (Bull Bay, Wales), California Golf Club of San Francisco (South San Francisco, CA), Cork Golf Club (Little Island, Ireland), Essex County Club (Manchester by the Sea, MA), Invercargill Golf Club (Invercargill, New Zealand), Larne Golf Club (Larne, Northern Ireland), Westport Golf Club (Westport, Ireland) and Wexford Golf Club (Wexford, Ireland). The list covers the logos Stymie holds, not every golf logo in existence.
