Custom Golf Score Graphics: The Designs Golf YouTubers Use
2026-11-11 · Score Graphics
Watch a round from Fore Bros, Grace Charis or Sean Walsh and every shot gets its own graphic: the player, the hole, the shot number and the score, sliding in as the ball's struck and out again before the next one. None of it is made by hand. Every one of these creators makes their graphics with the Score Graphics Generator: they scan the scorecard, pick a design, and get around a hundred graphics for the round.
Some picked a design from the library. Others had one built for their channel, in their colours and with their logo. Here's every creator in our Trusted by list, the design they use in their videos, and how it moves.
Fore Bros: Fore Bros Major
The Moloney brothers had a set of designs built for their channel, for 1v1s, team games and the Wedge, and this is the one for their majors: the big occasion, dressed up to match.
Evan Thompson: his own design
Bold and broadcast style: the score in a white box, his name big in a dark bar, the shots counted off in red and his ET mark in the corner.
Sean Walsh: his own design
Sean's illustrated golfer leads the way in a round badge, with his name in a green tab and the shot he's on picked out in green.
Grace Charis: Red Slash
Grace uses Red Slash from the design library: her name in a red panel with a slash into the score, and the shots as round markers underneath.
CK Golf: CK Golf Cinematic
Made for CK Golf's cinematic videos: wide, spaced capitals on a dark bar and the score in a crisp white block, nothing to pull the eye away from the shot.
Josh Oddy: Summit
Josh uses Summit: the hole number big in its own tile, then his name in white and the score in gold.
Bogey Golf: Bogey Golf UK
Dark bars with the score in a neon-green flash, built for Bogey Golf's videos and their front and back nines.
Jonny Plays Golf: Halo
Jonny uses Halo: a dark rounded bar, his name in an elegant serif and the score in a gold-edged circle.
Josh Rutherford: Links
Josh uses Links: navy and cream with gold details, a classic clubhouse look.
Library design or your own?
Four of these creators use a design from the library, and five had one made for their channel. Both work the same way: scan the card, pick the design, and every graphic comes out ready for your editor, with the score, the hole and the shots right.
- The library has animated and still designs you can use straight away, in your own colours.
- A custom design is built for your channel: your colours, your logo and your style, then it's yours in the generator for every video.
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