7 golf course logos in Stymie's collection show wheat: Avondale Golf Club (Christchurch, New Zealand), Cochrane Castle Golf Club (Johnstone, Scotland), College Fields Golf Club (Okemos, MI), Lawrence Country Club (Lawrence, KS), Pipestone Hills Golf Club (Moosomin, SK), White Manor Country Club (Malvern, PA) and Whitford Country Club (West Whiteland Township, PA). Each one is described below in a sentence, so you can match the logo you are trying to identify.
Christchurch, New Zealand
A crest shield quartered in dark red and green, with two gold wheat ears at top left, a red flag bearing a white letter 'A' on a green putting green at top right, a winding blue river at bottom left and a brown kiwi bird at bottom right, framed by green laurel leaves, under gold capitals reading 'AVONDALE GOLF CLUB' and above a blue ribbon reading 'EST. 1919'.
Johnstone, Scotland
A circular crest with a navy banner reading COCHRANE CASTLE in gold above and a navy ribbon reading GOLF CLUB in gold below, flanked by golden wheat ears, around a gold shield charged with a black chevron between three black birds under a white chief reading IN TIME with an hourglass between the words.
Okemos, MI
A pointed heraldic shield in navy blue with white panels, bearing large navy serif initials "C" and "F" flanking a central navy wedge, a curved white band sweeping across the lower third, and a single stylized white wheat ear of six kernels rising from the shield's point. No year.
Lawrence, KS
A spray of tan wheat stalks with drooping bearded heads rising on the right, beside LAWRENCE in deep maroon serif capitals, with 1914 above and country club below in black italic serif; no enclosing shape.
Moosomin, SK
A circular badge ringed by Pipestone Hills Golf Course above and Moosomin, Sask below in green capitals, flanked by golden wheat stalks, enclosing a green disc holding a golden silhouette of Saskatchewan bearing a red flag and Est. 1959.
Malvern, PA
An antique gray milk can with a domed lid and side handles, tufts of golden wheat grass growing around its base, drawn in fine line art on a white background.
West Whiteland Township, PA
A bound sheaf of three wheat stalks with golden-tan grain heads and slate-blue stems and leaves, tied at the middle with a pale blue band and with loose stem ends fanning below. No enclosing shape, no text and no year.
7 golf courses in Stymie's collection use wheat in their logo, including Avondale Golf Club (Christchurch, New Zealand), Cochrane Castle Golf Club (Johnstone, Scotland), College Fields Golf Club (Okemos, MI), Lawrence Country Club (Lawrence, KS), Pipestone Hills Golf Club (Moosomin, SK), White Manor Country Club (Malvern, PA) and Whitford Country Club (West Whiteland Township, PA). The list covers the logos Stymie holds, not every golf logo in existence.
