The world of golf apparel has been inundated with new performance blends, bright patterns, and large logos, but Quiet Golf has brought the industry subdued patterns and classic materials.
Quiet Golf was founded in 2022 in Southern California. The brand is focused on minimalist design, with muted colors and patterns and an understated logo. They focus on materials and mesh modern golf needs with a country club aesthetic.
“I grew up in streetwear, I love graphics,” co-owner Christion Lennon said in Hypebeast. “But when you get invited to a Monterey Peninsula or a Shinnecock or Fishers Island, some of the product out there is not really suitable for that type of environment.”
Quiet carries a variety of polos, hoodies, hats, bottoms, and golf accessories. Their polo line is split between their Active Pique and Active Jersey lines. The Active Jersey is a flexible and soft material with a small QG logo, while the Active Pique features more patterns and designs.
“Some people go on runs, others go rock climbing or mountain biking, but for us, golf is a way to get outside, get away from your phone, and have some quiet time for yourself,” Christion Lennon said in The Grassy Issue.
With a rotating collection, Quiet Golf fits the seasonal needs of northern golfers with high-quality sweaters and the light, breathable needs of warm-weather golfers with linen pieces.
“I want our clothes to be where the best golf is played,” Quiet Golf CEO and co-founder Christion Lennon said in Hypebeast.
Quiet Golf crosses classic country club style with a little Southern California skateboarding flare.
Owners Christion Lennon, Diego Diaz, and Raul Diaz walk the walk, launching The Adirondack earlier this year. The newsletter follows the owners’ golf adventures, with visits to Maidstone and a private estate course in Sagaponack, NY.
The cashmere line embodies the spirit of Long Island golf, while the Monterey Hoodie captures a piece of California, harkening back to the company’s founding in the state. Quiet Golf has one brick-and-mortar store in Costa Mesa, CA. The store is an elegant golf oasis, with a smattering of apparel and accessories, along with golf-related knickknacks and publications.
This article was originally published on Forbes.com