The Brief: Reimagine the visual identity for Atlanta’s four historic municipal golf courses: Candler Park, Chastain Park, Browns Mill, and Alfred 'Tup' Holmes.

The Concept: "Munis" have always been about accessibility, but they often lack the cohesive branding of private clubs. This project sought to elevate these courses by blending local history with a refined design system.

The Execution: I developed a series of distinct logos that function as a family. Each mark utilizes period-specific iconography to reference the course's founding decade, from the hickory-era vibes of Candler (1922) to the modern expansion era of Tup Holmes (1983). The result is a unified collection that celebrates the character and accessible nature of city golf.