Should the home of golf's flag be included in the GCA logo?

[William_G]

Great Britain's flag is included, however the golf of Scotland would seem to justify it's inclusion on it's own. 

After all isn't all about the golf?

Thanks!

[Carl Johnson]

That would be the white "cross" on the blue field?  And I would agee.

[Phil_the_Author]

I thought the origin of golf is the home of golf or "Kolf"... the Netherlands... 

[William_G]

Carl,

Yes, white X on blue....

[Rob Rigg]

The Union Jack killed 3 birds with one stone 

[William_G]

If GCA wanted to kill all the birds...go with a globe, LOL.

Just saying that the flag of Scotland is missing and that is significant when you going with flags in a golf logo.

[Mark Pearce]

I think what Rob meant, quite correctly, was that the Union Flag already incorporates the Saltire.  If you add the Saltire then you'll need to add the Cross of St George and the Northern Irish flag.

[Marty Bonnar]

History of the UK flag:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_Flag

We'd be happy to incorporate that tacky little banner of yours anytime

FBD.

[RJ_Daley]

Neffers, that was very informative, although a bit confusing with all the variations of the Union Jack, for we folk back here in the colony.  If your lot win the Ryder in Wales, will you have to add that fierce looking red dragon? 

[Melvyn Morrow]

William


The Home of Golf Flag is already included on GCA.com Heading albeit within the Union Flag. The make up on the Union Flag includes St Andrews, St Georges and St Patrick’s flags (thats enough Saints for one flag)



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Its included and covered unless you feel you want the lone Cross of St Andrews – As the town is the Home of Golf then I feel that the Union Flag engulfs and welcomes all i.e. All Nations under The Sun and Subject only to the Winds.

Melvyn