Brand
Logos, colors, and how to use them. Free to use for club events, partner promotion, and anything that supports disc golf in Bay County.
Logos
Right-click any logo to save it, or use the download links. The basket stands for the game, the gull and water line for the bay, and the two stars for the club's founding members.
Primary — arc
The default. Use wherever there's room for a roughly square logo: signage, shirts, social avatars with padding.
Stacked
For narrow or vertical space, and anywhere the arc's curved text would be too small to read.
Mark only
Basket, gull and stars without the wordmark. Use when the club name is already on the page — app icons, favicons, a shirt sleeve.
Badge
Circular lockup, and the only vector file here — it stays sharp at any size. Best for embroidery, stickers, and disc stamps.
Reverse — arc
All-white. For dark backgrounds, photos, and dark-colored apparel.
Courses, events, and crews
These marks belong to the club and follow the same rules as the primary logo: don't recolor them, redraw them, or mix one event's artwork into another year. A dated or sponsor-bearing version belongs to that running only.
The Monster at MajetteCourse
The club's home course. The owl is its mark — the great horned owls are all over Majette Park at dusk.
The current owl is the bold red-and-navy mascot shown here, the one on monsteratmajette.com. The course keeps its own palette, separate from the club's maroon and navy; don't mix the two systems on one piece.
Northwest Florida Disc Golf ChampionshipEvent
The club's championship event. Palms and a basket on a green dune, sun behind, green and blue waves beneath. The colored lockup is the default; the mark on its own suits small round uses like avatars and stamps.
The basket in the artwork is near-white, so on a white page it reads as a cutout against the dune — that's how it's drawn. Use the reverse lockup on dark grounds and the one-colour version where a single ink is all you get. The older line-art drawing (palms, basket and the Majette owl over a dune) still exists but new pieces should use this mark, and the 2021 version carries that year's sponsor.
Download PNGMark onlyOne colourReverse (on dark)Older line art (SVG)2021 inaugural
Majette Monster MashEvent
The club's flagship tournament, the Saturday before Halloween. Frankenstein's monster in a purple suit — the character carries the event on its own.
This is the undated character mark, so it works for any running. The per-year flyers pair it with that year's dripping-green date and the running's sponsors; those belong to that event only.
Root for BayInitiative
The club's reforestation push — planting native oaks, cypress and black cherry to bring back canopy Hurricane Michael took.
- Leaf#8DC63F
- Bark#4D4D4D
Green is correct here and is the one sanctioned exception to the club palette — the initiative is about trees.
Squid SquadCrew
The volunteers who fish discs out of Majette's water and get them back to their owners. Dry suits, diver-flag motif, and a $7 ship-it-home service for out-of-towners.
- Squid#CCD8E6
- Ink#282644
Colors
Two brand colors, black, and white. Maroon leads; navy supports.
Basket Maroon
#660000
Primary. The basket, the stars, headlines.
Gull Navy
#333366
Secondary. The gull and the water line.
Ink
#000000
The wordmark. Body text on light backgrounds.
Paper
#FFFFFF
Backgrounds, and the reverse logo on dark.
Typography
The wordmark is set in Copperplate, all caps, letter-spaced. It's part of the logo artwork — don't retype it. For everything else (flyers, documents, this site) use a clean sans-serif; the logo carries the character on its own.
Using the logo
Please do
- Leave clear space around the logo equal to the height of one star.
- Use the reverse (white) version on dark backgrounds and photos.
- Use the badge SVG whenever the logo will be printed, embroidered, or stamped.
- Scale proportionally — the arc logo stops being readable below about 120px wide.
Please don't
- Recolor the logo. The maroon and navy are the brand.
- Stretch, skew, rotate, or add effects like drop shadows and outlines.
- Place the color logo on a busy photo or a mid-tone background — use the reverse version.
- Rebuild the curved wordmark in another typeface.
Need a format that isn't here — vector for a sign shop, a one-color version for embroidery, or the logo on a specific background? Ask us and we'll send it over.