Hey, thanks for the invite. It's always good to see other Ohioans here on the site. I've got a few ideas I'm going to work on for this and submit in the final hours.
Thank you for your submissions. To help guide you, I like the dimpled ball, but I think with the blue is the wrong color for a golf course and I know it's round, but somehow the pattern makes it look box. We are also looking for a new script/initials, so I'm glad you explored this direction. I think we'd be looking for a little more than just the initials, but if you were to incorporate more elements of a ball (some dimples), or use the initials somewhere else, I think we'd like it better.
I look forward to any other designs you come up with.
#150 & #154 are great designs, but I am concerned about how they will appear on logo golf balls or on embroidery on golf shirts and jackets. Any thoughts or revisions if you share these concerns?
#162 is one of my favorites now, but a few questions/requests. 1. Could you try the colors in deeper, rich colors (deep green, burgundy, copper, or others that you think would be good). They want to convey a masculine image. 2. I am always concerned about embroidery on shirts jackets. If we had to go to one color, how would you suggest we do it?
Computer controlled embroidery machines are pretty much the standard now-a-days, and the costs for this high quality output are just about the same as single colors. The differences though are amazing.
This concept though could be cut down to flat colors.
Unfortunately, the copper fade ends up being too close of a color to the burgundy. Let me know if you think there is a deeper burgundy color that might go better with the copper (maybe from #189 or whatever you suggest)?
I noticed that you chose to go with the negative space on #191. I think for our use, being a golf course, we need to keep the dimpling. I might suggest we even go a little darker on the dimpling, as it was very faint in the original designs.
Thank you. Would you mind trying even a darker dimpling? I liked the original faint design, but I just need to see what it looks like if it were more prominent
In working with your last message. I've been working on assembling the elements to take advantage of the most negative space and detail, in order to meet your single color objective. Here's what it looks like in full color, with your current preferences.