We like Quiet Golf because nothing on it asks for attention, and for a muni player that makes it the upgrade, not the whole closet. You do not need head-to-toe anything to play Roy Kizer on a Saturday. You need one good polo that still looks right on the back nine in August, a pair of trousers you can wear to lunch afterwards, and a hat that does not shout. That is where Quiet Golf fits: the Vintage Supima polo with the shorts you already own, the San Marino pant when the mornings finally cool off, a flag cap that goes with anything in the bag.
It also suits how muni golf feels at its best. The founders talk about golf as a way to get outside and away from your phone, and a five-hour Saturday round at a busy city course is exactly that, whether you planned it or not. Clothes built around restraint make sense for a game you play in a crowd. The catch is price. One $114 polo costs more than two weekend rounds at Kizer, so buy one great piece rather than a uniform.
Since August, the Costa Mesa label has cut its range back and rebuilt it around the polo: nine of them, from the Supima cotton polo made in Portugal to a new, smoother Active Jersey line. The cashmere, the linen trousers and the adidas Samba collaboration have left the store. The best new things are the collaborations, a Scout with Sentinel and Harris Tweed covers sewn with Ross Co. Golf.
The people are the same. Christion Lennon, who started the fashion label Museum of Peace & Quiet in 2019, runs it with brothers Raul and Diego Diaz, and the flagship at 2949 Randolph Avenue in Costa Mesa is open Tuesday to Sunday. Old Tom Capital led a seed round in 2024, which keeps Quiet Golf off our independent list; the clothes have not got any louder for it. Start with the Vintage Supima Cotton Polo at $118. All 20 pieces below were in stock on quietgolf.com on October 7, 2026, and US shipping is free.
Photography · Quiet Golf’s ownThe Costa Mesa flagship, and a nine-hole course built for a single homeowner in Sagaponack, from the brand’s journal.
Four picks · $25–$140The two new collaborations lead the range: a Sentinel Scout made in the USA and Harris Tweed covers sewn by hand with Ross Co. Golf in Oregon. The incense holder is the one thing here for the house.
Four picks · $148–$198The fall additions: a corduroy jacket, a soft hoodie milled in Portugal, and the San Marino pant and short in a stretch cotton blend.
Photography · Quiet Golf’s ownChristion Lennon wrote up a spring day at Maidstone for the brand’s journal.
Nine polos · $114–$124The polo is the core of the brand now. There is one cotton polo, the Vintage Supima, made in Portugal; the rest are stretch Active Pique or the new, smoother Active Jersey, all with Trocas shell buttons. They come in solids, pinstripes and wider stripes, with either the flag or the QG monogram on the chest.
Photography · Quiet Golf’s ownThe brand shoots its own clothes out on the course.
Three picks · $50Unstructured dad hats in cotton or nylon, with the flag or the monogram. The flag five-panel and the visor are sold out for now.
Christion Lennon, who launched the fashion label Museum of Peace & Quiet in 2019, co-founded Quiet Golf with brothers Raul and Diego Diaz.
The flagship is at 2949 Randolph Avenue in Costa Mesa, California, open Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 7pm.
On October 7, 2026 the polos were $114 to $124, the Vintage Supima Cotton Polo $118, the Cardroom Corduroy Jacket $198, the San Marino pant $178, hats $50 and the Harris Tweed driver cover $132. US shipping is free.
A $140 version of Sentinel Golf's small clip-on Scout pouch with the QG monogram, made in the USA, sized for a rangefinder or valuables.
It is founder-run, but Old Tom Capital led a seed round in 2024, so it has outside investors.
