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Golf Theme Ideas For Women
Planning a golf outing or tournament? Choosing a theme is one of the easiest ways to make your event memorable — and one of the most cost-effective.
With fall member-guest events and holiday tournaments ahead, our most requested designs right now are Witches with Sticks, Día de los Muertos, Ugly Christmas Sweater, and Peace Love Golf, alongside year-round favorites like Mardi Gras, Kentucky Derby, and Talk Birdie to Me.
Below are 25 custom golf tournament themes, each shown with the custom golf ball markers, bag tags, towels, and headcovers we’ve produced for real events — many of them ladies’ days, member-guests, and charity outings. Be The Ball 4U has been designing and manufacturing custom golf accessories since 2004. Every theme is fully customizable with your logo, event name, and date — minimum order is 20 pieces, and design proofs are always free.
Witches With Sticks Halloween Golf Event Theme
Witches with Sticks Golf Theme: a Halloween golf theme built around a witch-and-broomstick design, with purple, orange, and black accessories for October tournaments and ladies’ events.
This one lands hardest with women’s leagues and member-guest events scheduled close to Halloween — the pun does a lot of the work, and players tend to keep the pieces rather than toss them in a drawer. Committees often pair it with costume contests, a “best witch” hole prize, or a late-afternoon shotgun start that finishes near dusk. Glow-in-the-dark tee markers and spooky course décor extend the theme without adding much to the budget.
Past events have bundled a custom magnetic golf towel, two raised metal ball markers, and a purple tee pouch. The design also works on bag tags, headcovers, and divot tools, and we adjust the artwork to include your event name, date, and logo.
Dia De Los Muertos - Latin Golf Theme
Día de los Muertos Golf Theme: a Day of the Dead theme built on decorated sugar skulls and marigold-red florals in vivid color — a fit for late-October and early-November tournaments, and for events with Hispanic community or cultural ties.
The artwork is the strongest visual on the page — sugar skull designs carry detail that most golf accessories can’t hold, and the pieces read as keepsakes rather than swag. It fills the same calendar slot as a Halloween theme but with a different tone, which committees appreciate when they’ve run a spooky version the year before. It also works well for memorial tournaments, where the holiday’s own meaning — honoring people who’ve passed — fits the occasion directly.
Past designs have included ball markers, divot tools, tee bags, and custom bag tags, with different skull artwork across the set so a gift bundle doesn’t repeat one design. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece.
Ugly Christmas Sweater Golf Theme
Ugly Christmas Sweater Golf Theme: a holiday golf theme featuring festive sweater artwork in red and green, built for December tournaments, year-end company outings, and holiday charity scrambles.
This one is a natural fit for corporate December events, where the theme is already familiar and nobody needs convincing to participate. The sweater contest runs itself — announce it in the registration email, hand out a prize at the turn, and the photos take care of your event’s social media for the year. It also works well for year-end member appreciation events, since the pieces double as a small holiday gift rather than just tournament swag.
The sweater design carries across bag tags, ball markers, headcovers, and towels, with your event name, date, and logo added to any piece. If your company holds an annual holiday outing, the artwork can be updated each year while keeping the same look — which is why several clients now collect them.
Wizard of Oz Golf Theme
Wizard of Oz Golf Theme: a fantasy adventure theme built on emerald greens, ruby red, and rainbow color, featuring storybook characters and imagery — a fit for ladies’ leagues, junior events, and charity tournaments looking for something whimsical.
The nostalgia does the work here. Everyone in the field recognizes the story instantly, and the color range gives you more to play with than most themes — emerald, ruby, and rainbow gradients carry across hole signage, cart tags, and registration materials. Committees often name holes after landmarks along the route, run a costume element, and build the tournament name into the artwork. It’s a strong fit for children’s charity events, where the storybook feel matches the cause.
Past designs have included ball markers, tee bags, towels, and headcovers, with your event name, date, and logo added to any piece. The character artwork can be adapted around your event branding.
Mardi Gras Golf Theme
Mardi Gras Golf Tournament Theme: a New Orleans carnival theme built on jester, mask, and harlequin artwork in traditional purple, green, and gold — a fit for late-winter tournaments, Gulf Coast events, and any outing looking for something festive in the pre-season.
The colors alone signal the theme instantly, and the artwork holds more detail than most golf accessories can carry — the float-shaped hat clip and mask designs read as collectible rather than promotional. Carnival season runs from January through Fat Tuesday, which fills a slow stretch on the tournament calendar when most themes don’t have an occasion attached. Committees pair it with beads at registration, king cake at the turn, and krewe-named flights.
Past designs have included hat clips with magnetic ball markers, headcovers, ball markers, and tee bags. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the harlequin pattern adapts easily to club or sponsor colors while keeping the carnival look.
Around the World in 18 Holes Theme
Around the World in 18 Holes Golf Theme: an international theme where each hole represents a different country, using flags, food, and décor to turn the round into a global tour.
This is one of our most requested themes for corporate outings and club championships, and it works because it gives every hole its own identity. Sponsors can adopt a country instead of just a hole number, which makes sponsorship packages easier to sell. Committees often pair each country with a snack or drink station — pastries at the French hole, sushi at the Japanese hole — and encourage players to show up in international attire.
The hot air balloon design carries across the full product line: custom bag tags, metal ball markers, divot tools, shoe bags, and tee bags. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the color palette can be adjusted to match your club or sponsor branding.
Circus and Carnaval Theme
Circus and Carnival Golf Theme: a big-top theme built on bright primary color, tent stripes, and carnival artwork — a fit for family-friendly tournaments, junior events, and charity outings benefiting children’s causes.
The theme gives committees more to work with off the course than most. Carnival games between holes, popcorn and cotton candy at the turn, striped signage that reads as festive from a distance — it turns a tournament into an event that spectators and families can enjoy alongside the players. That makes it a strong fit for children’s hospital fundraisers, school events, and any tournament where non-golfers are part of the day.
Past designs have included ball markers with and without Swarovski crystals, along with bag tags, tee bags, and towels. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the crystal versions work well as flight prizes or auction items.
Queen of Clubs Golf Theme
Queen of Clubs Golf Theme: a playing-card theme built on the card-suit pun, in classic red, black, and gold — a fit for ladies’ member-guest events, casino-night fundraisers, and club championships.
The pun is the whole appeal: “clubs” works twice, and nobody has to have it explained. It also gives committees an easy structure — assign card suits to flights, use face cards for flight winners, or pair the tournament with an evening casino-night fundraiser using the same artwork on table signage and event materials. The palette reads elegant without being fussy, which makes it a reliable pick for member-guest weekends.
Past designs have included ball markers with and without Swarovski crystals, bag tags, tee bags, and headcovers. Your event name, date, and logo can be worked into the card design itself, and the crystal versions work well as flight prizes or auction items.
Patriotic Golf Theme
Patriotic Golf Theme: a red, white, and blue theme featuring flags, eagles, and Americana artwork — built for Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, and Veterans Day tournaments, and for military and first responder fundraisers.
This is our most-ordered theme, and it runs the longest season — May through November rather than a single weekend. It’s the default choice for veteran and first responder charity events, where the imagery carries real meaning rather than just decoration, and for corporate outings looking for something broadly appealing that won’t alienate anyone in the field. Committees often use it for hole sponsorships honoring individual service members, or pair it with a flag ceremony before the shotgun start.
The design works across ball markers, bag tags, towels, headcovers, divot tools, tee bags, and challenge coins, with your event name, date, unit insignia, or department logo added to any piece. Swarovski crystal ball markers are available for prize gifts and auction items.
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Birdies
Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Birdies Golf Theme: a patriotic theme built on the Declaration of Independence line with a golf twist, featuring eagles and flag artwork in red, white, and blue — a fit for Fourth of July and Memorial Day tournaments, veteran fundraisers, and military charity events.
The wordplay is what separates this from a standard patriotic design — it reads as clever rather than generic, which makes the pieces more likely to be kept than tossed. It’s a natural fit for veteran and first responder fundraisers, where committees often pair it with hole sponsorships honoring individual service members. The line also carries well onto signage, banners, and registration materials, so the theme extends beyond the gift bag.
Past designs have included ball markers, tee bags with front pockets, bag tags, towels, and headcovers. Your event name, date, unit insignia, or department logo can be added to any piece, and Swarovski crystal ball markers are available for prize gifts.
Talk Birdie to Me Golf Theme
Talk Birdie to Me Golf Theme: a lighthearted theme built on golf puns and bird artwork, designed for casual scrambles, charity outings, and mixed-group events where the mood matters more than the scorecard.
This is the theme to pick when the field is a mix of serious golfers and once-a-year players. The pun reads instantly, nobody has to explain it, and it sets a tone of fun rather than competition — useful for charity events where the goal is repeat attendance. Committees often lean into it with bird-named holes, a “best birdie” prize that has nothing to do with actual scoring, and course signage carrying the same wordplay.
The design works across ball markers, bag tags, towels, tee bags, and headcovers, and the bird artwork and color palette can be adapted to match your event or sponsor branding — with your event name, date, and logo added to any piece.
Peace Love Golf Theme
Peace Love Golf Theme: a 1960s-inspired theme built on tie-dye, peace signs, and retro color, designed for casual scrambles, ladies’ leagues, and charity outings looking for something bright and low-pressure.
The appeal here is visual — tie-dye and peace signs photograph well, and the palette gives you more room to work than most themes. Committees often ask players to wear retro attire, run a best-dressed prize, and carry the pattern through course signage and hole markers. It’s also an easy fit for events with a peace, unity, or community fundraising angle, where the imagery does some of the messaging for you.
The design works across ball markers, bag tags, towels, tee bags, and headcovers, with the color palette adjusted to match your club or sponsor branding, and your event name, date, and logo added to any piece.
Margaritaville Golf Outing Theme
Margaritaville Golf Theme: a tropical theme built on palms, parrots, and frozen-drink artwork in bright island colors — a fit for spring and summer scrambles, resort tournaments, and member-guest weekends.
This is the easiest theme to build an event around, because most of it happens off the course. Hawaiian shirts instead of a dress code, a frozen drink station at the turn, steel drum music on the cart path, and the tournament feels like a vacation before anyone tees off. It works especially well for events where the golf is secondary to the social side — client outings,
anniversary tournaments, and anything at a resort property.
The design carries across ball markers, bag tags, towels, tee bags, and headcovers, with your event name, date, and logo added to any piece. Colors can be shifted toward your club or sponsor palette while keeping the tropical look.
Let The Girls Play Through Women's Golf Theme
Let the Girls Play Through Golf Theme: a women’s golf theme in pink and purple featuring original Be The Ball characters, designed for ladies’ leagues, women’s member-guest events, and charity tournaments with a female-focused field.
This is one of our in-house designs, drawn rather than clip-arted, which means it doesn’t look like anything else on the market and the artwork can be reworked around your event name. One women’s league used it for their “Big Girl Panties Open” and had the tournament name built directly into the tee bag design — the pieces became keepsakes rather than giveaways. Committees typically pair it with a female-focused prize table, and the palette carries easily into signage, cart tags, and registration materials.
Past events have included custom golf towels, ball markers, tee bags, and custom golf headcovers. Your event name, date, and logo can be worked into the artwork itself rather than just printed alongside it.
Safari Golf Theme
Safari Golf Theme: an adventure theme built on animal prints and wildlife artwork — giraffe, cheetah, and gorilla designs in natural tones, suited to summer scrambles, junior events, and conservation or zoo fundraisers.
This theme gives you more visual range than most, since each animal can anchor its own hole or sponsor. Committees often name holes after the animals, use the “wildest hole” as a sponsor upsell, and lean on the prints for signage that photographs well. It’s also a strong fit for events benefiting animal welfare, wildlife, or zoo organizations, where the imagery connects directly to the cause.
The design works across ball markers, bag tags, tee bags, towels, and headcovers, with different animal prints available across the set so a gift bundle doesn’t repeat the same artwork. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece.
It's 5 O'Clock Somewhere - Jimmy Buffett Golf Theme
It’s 5 O’Clock Somewhere Golf Theme: a laid-back beach and happy-hour theme built on parrots, palms, and tropical drink artwork — a fit for summer scrambles, resort tournaments, and social outings where the golf is secondary.
This is the theme for events built around the nineteenth hole. The premise sets expectations before anyone tees off: no dress code, a drink station at the turn, music on the cart path, and a scoring format loose enough that nobody’s counting too carefully. It works well for client appreciation outings, anniversary tournaments, and any event where the goal is repeat attendance rather than competition.
Past designs have included ball markers, bag tags, tee bags, towels, and headcovers. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the palette can shift toward your club or sponsor colors while keeping the tropical look.
Grillin and Chillin' Golf Theme
Chillin’ and Grillin’ Golf Theme: a casual barbecue-and-beer theme built on grill, cooler, and cold-drink artwork — a fit for summer scrambles, company outings, and neighborhood or league events built around the food as much as the golf.
This is the theme for tournaments where the cookout is the point. It gives committees an obvious structure: a grill station at the turn, a post-round barbecue instead of a formal banquet, and a scoring format loose enough that nobody’s in a hurry to finish. It works especially well for company outings and league championships where the field already knows each other and the goal is a good afternoon rather than a competitive one.
Past designs have included ball markers, bag tags, towels, hat clips, and tee bags. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and sponsor logos work naturally into this design — a local restaurant or brewery sponsoring the food station can carry their branding onto the gifts.
Kentucky Derby Golf Themes
Kentucky Derby Golf Theme: a horse racing theme built on roses, jockey silks, and derby hat artwork in red and gold — a fit for spring tournaments, ladies’ member-guest events, and charity outings held around the first Saturday in May.
This theme has a fixed date attached to it, which is unusual and useful — the Derby runs the first Saturday in May, and tournaments scheduled that weekend get a built-in reason for the theme. Committees lean into it with a hat contest, mint juleps at the turn, and flights named after past winners. The roses-and-silks palette photographs well and reads elegant, which makes it a reliable pick for member-guest weekends and women’s events where the social side matters as much as the round.
Past designs have included ball markers, tee bags, bag tags, towels, and headcovers. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and Swarovski crystal ball markers work well as flight prizes or auction items for charity events.
Queen of the Green Golf Theme
Queen of the Green Golf Theme: a women’s golf theme built on crown and regal artwork in bright color — light blue, orange, and other palettes — a fit for ladies’ leagues, women’s member-guest events, and club championship prizes.
The crown works as a prize theme as much as an event theme. Committees often use it for the champion’s gift rather than the whole field — the “Queen of the Green” title goes to the flight winner, and the piece becomes a trophy instead of swag. Used across a full field it works well for women’s leagues and member-guest weekends, where the palette can be matched to club colors.
Past designs have included headcovers, ball markers, tee bags, and bag tags, available in multiple color variations. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece.
Beach and Flip Flop Themed Golf Outing
Beach and Flip Flop Golf Theme: a coastal theme built on flip flops, sand dollars, and sea-glass color — a fit for summer scrambles, coastal club events, and tournaments paired with a beach weekend.
The palette is softer than the other tropical themes on this page — sand, seafoam, and pale blue rather than parrot brights — which makes it a better fit for events where the tone is relaxed rather than rowdy. Coastal clubs use it as a default summer design, and it works well for destination tournaments where players are already spending the weekend near the water. Committees often pair it with a beach bag or towel as the primary gift and let the smaller pieces fill it out.
Past designs have included ball markers, towels, beach bags, tee bags, and bag tags. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece.
1950's Rock and Roll Theme
1950s Rock and Roll Golf Theme: a retro theme built on jukebox, vinyl record, and 45 rpm artwork in hot pink, turquoise, and black — a fit for club anniversary events, ladies’ leagues, and charity tournaments with a nostalgia angle.
The palette is what sets this apart from most retro designs — pink and turquoise rather than the usual chrome and red, which makes it read as malt shop rather than muscle car and gives it more crossover appeal for women’s events. Committees pair it with a sock hop or diner-style dinner after the round, run a classic car display in the parking lot, and play the era’s music through the cart path speakers. It’s a reliable pick for senior member events and club milestone anniversaries, where the nostalgia lands with the field rather than needing explanation.
Past designs have included ball markers in jukebox and vinyl record shapes, plus matching tee bags in pink and turquoise. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the record label artwork adapts naturally to a club anniversary year or founding date.
Birds of a Feather Golf Theme
Birds of a Feather Ladies Golf Theme: a women’s golf theme built on the phrase “Birds of a Feather Play Golf Together,” featuring cartoon birds in golf attire on hot pink — a fit for ladies’ leagues, women’s member-guest events, and charity outings with a female field.
The pun is doing double duty here — “birdie” and “birds of a feather” both land, and the message is about the group rather than the golf. That makes it a natural pick for leagues that play together regularly, anniversary events for a women’s association, or any tournament where the point is the people you’re playing with. Committees often use it for a season-ending league event where the gift is a thank-you rather than a prize.
Past designs have included ball markers, tee bags, bag tags, and towels. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the league or group name can be built into the artwork alongside the birds.
Bird's and Bee's Golf Theme
Birdies and Bees Golf Theme: a nature theme built on bee, butterfly, and flower artwork in bright garden color — a fit for spring tournaments, ladies’ leagues, and events benefiting environmental or conservation causes.
The pollinator angle gives this theme something most don’t have: a reason beyond decoration. Committees running events for land trusts, garden clubs, nature centers, or environmental nonprofits get artwork that connects directly to the cause, and the same design carries onto signage and donor materials. For general spring events, the pun works on its own and the garden palette photographs well against an early-season course.
Past designs have included ball markers, bag tags, tee bags, and towels. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the flower and insect elements can be adjusted toward a specific organization’s colors or logo.
Denim and Diamonds Golf Theme
Denim and Diamonds Golf Theme: a casual-glamour theme pairing denim blue with Swarovski crystal accents — a fit for ladies’ member-guest events, charity galas paired with a tournament, and women’s league championships.
This is the theme to pick when the event has an evening component. Denim and diamonds is an established dress code for charity dinners, so a tournament that ends in a banquet gets one look that carries through the whole day — players don’t change, and the gift matches both halves of the event. The crystal work also makes these pieces the most giftable on the page, which is why committees often use them as flight prizes or auction items rather than field-wide giveaways.
Past designs have included Swarovski crystal ball markers, towels, tee bags, and bag tags. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and the crystal color can be matched to your club or charity’s palette.
Olympic and World Games Golf Theme
Olympics Golf Theme: an international competition theme built on medals, laurels, and multi-color ring artwork — a fit for club championships, corporate team events, and tournaments structured around country or team competition.
The format is the appeal. Assign countries to teams or flights, hand out gold, silver, and bronze at the awards, and run an opening ceremony before the shotgun start. It works especially well for corporate outings where departments compete against each other, and for club championships where the medal structure gives you three prize tiers instead of one. Committees often carry the color scheme onto flight signage and scoreboards.
Past designs have included ball markers with and without Swarovski crystals, bag tags, and tee bags. Your event name, date, and logo are added to any piece, and team or country names can be worked into the artwork for multi-flight events.
Why Pick a Theme for Your Next Golf Outing
A theme gives a tournament committee a decision-making shortcut. Once the theme is set, the gifts, signage, prize categories, and promotional materials all follow from it — instead of choosing each piece in isolation and hoping it holds together. That’s most of the practical value.
The three specific advantages committees report:
Sponsorships are easier to sell. A theme creates categories beyond “Hole 7.” Sponsors can adopt a country in an Around the World event, a decade in a Rock and Roll event, or a cause-aligned element in a Birdies and Bees tournament. Named sponsorships are simpler to price and easier to renew year over year.
Registration marketing gets a hook. “Annual Charity Scramble” is harder to promote than “Denim and Diamonds Classic.” A theme gives you an image for the flyer, a subject line for the email, and a reason for people to post photos — which is free promotion for next year’s event.
Gifts get kept instead of discarded. A logo on a generic ball marker gets thrown in a drawer. A themed piece with your event name on it reads as a keepsake. That matters when the gift is meant to build attendance for the following year.
Themes also compound. Committees that run the same event annually often rotate themes and keep the pieces as a collectible set — several of our clients are on their fifth or sixth year.
Getting Started With a Golf Theme of Your Own
Every theme on this page can be applied across ball markers, bag tags, headcovers, towels, divot tools, hat clips, tee bags, and challenge coins. Minimum order is 20 pieces for most products and 50 for coin markers.
If you have a theme in mind that isn’t shown here — a mascot, a sponsor requirement, an anniversary year, or a concept you’ve been kicking around — our artists will design it for you at no charge. Send us your event name, date, and approximate quantity and we’ll send back a proof.