Dear Project Owner,
Please take a look at my submissions for the Contest (#4116323).
Your rating and feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.
Best,
Seth

Thank you to everyone who has submitted concepts so far.

A quick update based on the submissions received:

Please do NOT submit generic stylized A letters, AG monograms, esports-style logos, crypto/startup logos, shields, crests, wings, crowns, mountains, golf balls, golf flags, golf clubs, clip art, stock graphics, or AI-generated concepts. These will be rejected.

The goal is not to create another golf logo.

The goal is to create a truly distinctive symbol that could become synonymous with Absent Golf in the same way the Nike Swoosh, TaylorMade icon, Adidas Trefoil, Under Armour symbol, and Lululemon icon became synonymous with their brands.

I am looking for a symbol first, not a lettermark.

The strongest concepts will be:
• Extremely simple
• Instantly recognizable
• Memorable after one viewing
• Easy to draw from memory
• Strong when embroidered on a hat or polo
• Effective in a single color
• Unique and ownable

The brand represents focus, presence, movement, confidence, athleticism, and the absence of distraction.

Please spend time developing an original concept rather than submitting multiple variations of a generic A or AG logo.

Quality is far more important than quantity.

Hello, could you review my designs with ID #37405765, and share your thoughts? I welcome any suggestions for modifications.

Thank you.

Of all the concepts submitted so far, Design #37396801 is still my favourite direction. I like the aggression of the silhouette and it gives me some of the same feelings as the Gymshark logo — simple, athletic, bold and memorable. I’d love to see if we can make it even more ownable by subtly integrating a golf-related element into the negative space while keeping the overall silhouette largely intact. Possibilities could include a golf ball, fairway, flag, green, club head, or another golf reference that’s only discovered on closer inspection. The silhouette itself feels very close. I think the opportunity is refining what’s inside it rather than moving away from this direction.

Hi, I have provided feedback on each of the designs already.