Play with Purpose
"And if you do not carry your own cross and follow me, you cannot be my disciple."
Luke 14:27 NLT
Play with Purpose
"And if you do not carry your own cross and follow me, you cannot be my disciple."
Luke 14:27 NLT
About Disciple Golf
Disciple Golf was born from a deep affection for the game, the pursuit of improvement, the discipline of the details, and the relentless desire to lower a handicap year after year. But somewhere in the process of diving into every aspect of golf, something deeper began to emerge.
The game started revealing direct correlations to Scripture, exposing the hidden “heart” holes and blind spots of the soul. It became clear that golf often speaks to the same struggles many face in life: faith, fear, anger, doubt, and disconnection from our Heavenly Father.
What began as a pursuit of golf became a pursuit of something far greater: intimacy with God, clarity of purpose, and the realization that the answers we search for have always been found in discipleship through His Word.
Jamie Lee
Founder
jlee@disciplegolf.net
About the Design
“The Disciple Golf shield was added as the book was being finalized to create a golf brand that boldly points everything back to God and to the call to pick up our cross and follow Him. The cross and shield are rooted in Luke 14:27 and represent faith in God’s character, protection against spiritual attacks, and the importance of unity and accountability to His every word.
The logo was intentionally designed to spark conversation, because it is often easier to share your faith when someone simply asks, ‘What is that?’”
About the Design
“The Disciple Golf shield was added as the book was being finalized to create a golf brand that boldly points everything back to God and to the call to pick up our cross and follow Him. The cross and shield are rooted in Luke 14:27 and represent faith in God’s character, protection against spiritual attacks, and the importance of unity and accountability to His every word.
The logo was intentionally designed to spark conversation, because it is often easier to share your faith when someone simply asks, ‘What is that?’”
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