How To Make Decorated Golf Cookies For Father's Day

Father's Day golf themed decorated sugar cookies - golf cart, golf balls, golf clubs

Once upon a time, I didn't know how to make cookies that looked like anything but a sadly mishapen chocolate chip cookie. And then I watched a hundred million hours of a magical thing called YouTube videos and became an expert in practically everything, but most importantly SUGAR creating things. And it kind of created a little cookie making monster out of me. And I liked that. The end.

If you are making golf cookies for Father's Day, I highly recommend you check out THESE cookies from Callye at The Sweet Adventures of Sugarbelle and then find your bus cutter and come back here to make these golf cart cookies.

A golf cart sugar cookie decorating tutorial - step-by-step

1. Before baking, flatten the top of the cut-outs with a knife. When the cookies are baked and cooled, grab some medium-consistency blue icing and a #3 tip and pipe the hood and top of the golf cart. Let it dry for a couple of hours so the blue doesn't bleed into the white.
2. Outline and fill the middle are of the golf cart with medium-consistency white icing and a #3 tip. Pipe the bumper with medium-consistency gray icing and a #3 tip. Let dry for 30 minutes.
3. Add tires and a steering wheel with thick consistency black icing and a #3 tip. Give the cart some headlights with the white icing. (Do golf carts have headlights?) (They should if they don't.) (You know. Safety first and all.)
4. Add a license plate with the white icing. Pipe a square shape in orange and 3-4 random gray rectangles above it. Let everything dry for an hour.
5. Add the club shafts with thick gray icing and a #1.5 tip. Pipe a strap for the golf bag with the orange. Add a hood line, sides, and outline the top with thick blue icing and a #3 tip. When the license plate is fully dry, use a black food color marker to add letters.