Golf Course Flag Embroidery Design, Instant Download

Tiny golf scene, the kind youd stitch onto clubhouse stuff. Theres a putting green with a hole and a red triangle pin flag flying off the pole, a kidney-shaped sand bunker curling around the front lip in pale cream, and a tidy little cluster of three pine trees on the right edge. The fairway uses two shades of green so the putting pad reads as raised above the surrounding grass, which is the bit that sells the depth on a flat embroidery.

Four colours total. The PDF specs them out as cream sand (R145 G181 B125), dark green pad, sage fairway (R127 G204 B137), and one bright red for the flag. Four sizes, from a 3-inch tall version at 5,180 stitches up to the 6-inch wide one at 14,007 stitches. Heights run abit short because of the landscape format, so the biggest size still sits under 4 inches tall. Density runs 607 which is normal for an icon scene like this with multiple filled shapes packed tight.

One customer wrote me back in March asking for it on a charity tournament towel and the 4-inch size landed perfectly on the terry corner. I digitised the file in Wilcom EmbroideryStudio with the satin running directional north-south so it looks like trimmed putting grass, the pine trees stacked as small teardrops, and the red flag as a tight fill so its crisp on smaller hoops. The colour stops sequence cream first, then dark green, then sage, then red, which keeps the trims down to 8 total and saves you bobbin time across alot of repeats.

Best on cream, white, charcoal, or navy pique polo, cotton twill, canvas, and golf-towel terry with a smooth face. Use medium tearaway under wovens and switch to cutaway behind pique knits because the small satin shapes will distort on a stretchy hoop otherwise. Skip very fluffy terry, the bunker outline gets lost in the pile. Pop a topping layer over anything with a visible weave. Ping me if you need the flag colour swapped to gold or a different shade and ill resequence the file for you.