Some drinkware shouts. This one keeps its collar buttoned. A cream field, a deep green crest, gilt lettering that behaves like embossing — the whole composition reads as clubhouse stationery translated onto a vertical silhouette.

Design Story

The wraparound is structured in three tiers. Up top, arched serif lettering spells AUGUSTA above PRIVATE CLUB, setting the focal panel. The centre holds a green shield framed in gold laurel, crowned, with crossed clubs, a pennant and a single golf ball at its heart, anchored by EST. 1932 and two restrained lines of small-caps text: TRADITION · HONOR · EXCELLENCE, then THE GAME. THE GENTLEMAN. THE LEGACY. The lower third shifts into a painted landscape — fairway, bunkers, treeline, distant clubhouse — grounding the piece in a soft, tonal green. Ivory negative space does the heavy lifting, letting gold read as accent rather than ornament. The green handle and lid close the palette loop.

Use & Experience

On a tumbler, vertical proportion is everything, and this design uses it well: crest at eye level for carry presence, landscape as a visual base, gold banding acting as a horizon line. It sits as a quiet statement accessory rather than a loud graphic.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

Restrained, tonal, and confidently traditional — heritage styling with nothing to prove.