Trend Forecasting | Web Design | Social | Merchandise

Pinpointing a new found golf counter culture - then branding it

Brands like Titleist have long been coveted by competitors. But while the biggest players in the category set their sights on the same crowded territory, we looked to the fringes—where a new generation of golfers was rapidly emerging. Young, progressive, diverse—and quickly growing.

I worked with LPK’s team of top-notch designers, creative directors and market forecast specialists to create assets and designs that would appeal to their newfound audience of Millennials and Gen-Zers.

AGENCY: LPK


CREATIVE DIRECTOR: David Volker


MY ROLE: Senior Designer


CONTRIBUTIONS: Branding, Package Design, UX Design , Merch Designs

Through immersive insights work, the LPK team pinpointed a consumer segment that was overlooked, in part because it didn’t look like any other audience in their target market. These golfers played by a different set of rules, challenging the exclusivity and elitist stereotypes commonly associated with country club culture.

The objective: fill it. The approach: create a new brand that would extend Acushnet into emergent territory; a brand that could resonate in the changing cultural current, without diluting Acushnet’s status and longstanding reputation in golf’s highest-ranking circles

Social clubs. Not country clubs.

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