Crossed Golf Clubs with Ball Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Two putter clubs crossed in a saltire X, dimpled golf ball perched in the open triangle just above where the shafts meet at 3.6 to 7.19 inch wide. The putter heads sit at the bottom angled outward, the grip wrap detail running up each shaft in fine line work, the ball stitched with directional black hatching so the dimples actually catch light once its sewn out on navy pique. Classic country club emblem look, the sort of mark youd find on a clubhouse pro shop polo.

3 colour design technically but reads as black and white, the colour stops break it into 2 stitch passes for the ball whites then the black outline detail. Stitch count ranges from 12,467 at the smallest 3.6 inch up to 31,549 at the largest 7.19 inch, density at 548 sits dense enough for the satin to read crisp without going too heavy on light fabric. I digitised it in professional digitising tools, the shafts run as long directional satin columns and the ball uses a multi-direction fill so the dimple texture doesnt flatten out.

One customer ordered the 4 inch on a navy polo last spring for her husbands birthday, she said his golf buddies kept asking where hed had it done at the club shop. The smaller sizes hoop fine in a 4x4 frame, the 7.19 inch needs a 6x10 frame or larger. Best on navy, hunter green, sage, or white pique polo cotton where the white ball gets full pop against the dark fabric, contrast is the whole point with this emblem.

Add medium cutaway behind the polo knit and a layer of water-soluble topping on top, the satin will sink into pique without it. Skip silk or shiny technical poly, the ball texture flattens on slick weaves. Pop the 3.6 inch on a left chest cap front using poly mesh cap backing for a starter team. Email me a quick message if youd like a custom monogram set inside or below the clubs, i do custom add-ons every week and theyre never any trouble.