A scenic stone entryway to Mt. Woodson Golf Club, featuring rustic architecture with a red tile roof and stone walls. The landscaped area includes lush greenery and manicured flower beds. Prominently displayed in the foreground is a curved stone sign with the word “WOODSON” in large black metal letters. The entrance design blends naturally with the surrounding environment, reflecting a refined, southwestern aesthetic.

A decorative golf course hole marker for Mt. Woodson Golf Club, displaying hole number 14 with the name “LET LOOSE” in elegant wrought-iron lettering. The central sign shows a colorful map of the par 5 hole layout with yardages listed: 558, 510, 486, and 422. The sign is surrounded by wildflowers in the foreground, with rolling hills, rocks, and a path in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

A wrought iron directional sign at Mt. Woodson Golf Club with decorative scrollwork at the top. The sign features bold, vintage-style yellow and black lettering that reads “GOLF COURSE” on the top panel and “STRAIGHT AHEAD” on the panel below. The background is softly blurred with trees and sunlight, emphasizing the rustic and inviting atmosphere of the course.

Mt. Woodson Golf

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An 18 hole golf course — built around a renovated “castle” from the 1930s — is a case study on how signage design, communication design and color consultancy can all work in harmony to retain a historic tradition.