Augusta Golf Green and Black Iron-On Patch
Augusta Golf Green and Black Iron-On Patch
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- Included
- 1 patch
- Application
- Iron-on or sew-on
- Best for
- Jackets, bags, uniforms, costumes
- Order type
- Single item or bulk inquiry
Quantity controls how many sets you add to cart. A 2-pack or 3-pack title already includes that many patches per item.
Need bulk quantities?How to apply
Place the patch, cover it with a thin cloth, press firmly with heat, then let it cool before handling. For heavy wear, bags, or textured fabric, add a few stitches around the edge.
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A green and black Masters-style golf patch, about 3 by 2.5 inches. Small on purpose: at this size it reads as a club badge rather than a billboard, which is what makes it work on a polo chest, a cap front, or the panel of a golf bag.
On a jacket
The green-jacket association is why most people come looking for a patch like this, and a small badge is the right way to do it — a blazer breast pocket, a cotton jacket panel, a bag flap. It is an independent embroidered design in green and black. It is not licensed or official Masters merchandise, and it is not a replica of any tournament emblem, so treat it as a nod rather than the real thing.
The golf-shirt problem, stated plainly
Most modern golf polos are performance polyester, and performance polyester is the worst possible surface for an iron-on patch. It glazes, it shines, and the mark does not come out. Do not press this onto a technical polo. Sew it, or put it on something else. This is the single most common way people ruin a shirt with a patch, and the fact that this is a golf design makes it likelier here than anywhere else in the catalogue.
What it does bond to
Cotton polos and cotton-blend shirts, cotton canvas golf bags and headcovers, denim, and cotton caps. If the care label says cotton or a cotton-majority blend, you are fine. If it says polyester, elastane, or anything with the word "performance" on the hangtag, reach for a needle.
Applying it
Press the area flat first. Position the patch, cover with a thin cotton cloth, and apply firm dry heat with steady pressure — no steam, no sliding. Let it cool completely before the garment moves. On a bag or a cap, stitch the border regardless; both take more abrasion than a shirt ever will.
Care
Inside out, cold, gentle cycle, hang or tumble low. No bleach, no fabric softener. Press from the reverse only.
Questions we get
Can I put it on my golf bag? If the panel is cotton canvas, press it and then sew the border. If it is nylon, sew only.
Will it survive a round in the rain? A sewn patch will. An ironed one on a damp cotton shirt is fine too; it is heat, not water, that breaks the bond.
What size is it really? About 3 by 2.5 inches — smaller than a credit card.
Is this official Masters or Augusta National merchandise? No. It is an independent embroidered patch in green and black, made by Mr Patches in Raleigh, NC.
