Honest Bogey Bros Golf Clothing Review 2026 | Three Putt Golf

Updated on: July 26, 2026 • ~11 min read

Author: Graeme

We test golf apparel the way we play. Hard, social, and honest.

Golf’s rudest polos, hiding genuinely good fabric. Seriously unserious, and seriously fast-growing.

How We Review Golf Clothing Brands

Every review on the Three Putt journal is written by Graeme Whiles, the founder of Three Putt Golf Clothing. As a competing brand, we have an obvious conflict of interest. We take this seriously and address it directly in our review methodology, which explains how we assess brands consistently regardless of whether they compete with us.

First, the necessary disambiguation: Bogey Bros is not Bogey Boys, Macklemore’s vintage-inspired golf label. Bogey Bros is a Texan brand built by two brothers-in-law on golf jokes and 92/8 stretch fabric. One letter apart, completely different companies.

Verdict: 7.7/10

Bogey Bros has turned a golf-trip joke into one of the fastest-growing apparel companies in America, No. 49 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 with $15.5M revenue from a $6,000 bootstrap. We liked the print concept (designs that look conventional from ten yards and filthy from two), the legitimately good 92/8 UPF 50 fabric, and the flat, bundle-friendly pricing with free US exchanges.

Where it falls short is wardrobe coverage and UK economics. There are no trousers, no shorts, no true outerwear, women’s means polos only, and UK orders take three to four weeks with duties on top and self-paid return postage.

This brand is best for buddies-trip golfers and gift-givers who want the funniest polo in the fourball, and know exactly which clubhouses not to wear it in.

Key Features

• Signature tech/fabric: 92% polyester / 8% spandex polos and Q-zips with four-way stretch, UPF 50, tagless necks, and heavy-duty YKK zips
• Design language: “Seriously Unserious”, cheeky prints sorted into SFW, SFW-ish, and NSFW collections, with engraved Bogey Bros buttons
• Fit profile: Athletic and runs slim, the brand itself says size up if unsure
• Range depth: Polos, tees, Q-zips, hoodies, hats, gloves, ball markers, headcovers, and towels, and nothing below the waist

Pros

• A print concept nobody else does at scale: club-dress-code-compatible mischief
• Fabric quality validated at volume, 4.9/5 across 13,000+ on-site reviews and roughly 2,400 Trustpilot reviews
• Flat pricing with 15/20/25% bundle tiers and a free-gift ladder
• Free US returns and free exchanges, with all orders shipped in-house from Texas

Cons

• No trousers, shorts, or proper outerwear: you can’t build an outfit
• Women’s range is polos only
• Athletic cut punishes between-sizes buyers, and the hats run big and boxy
• UK orders mean 3–4 week delivery, import duties, and self-paid return shipping

Bogey Bros Pricing

Bogey Bros keeps pricing almost comically simple: every polo $69.95, every Q-zip and hoodie $89.95, every hat $34.95, every tee $37.95. The site shows GBP for UK visitors via its country selector, but prices exclude UK taxes and duties, which land on delivery. The real value lives in the stacking: bundle discounts, a gift ladder, and a permanent sale rail.

Approximate GBP equivalents of US pricing (tees $37.95, polos $69.95, new women’s drops $74.95, Q-zips/hoodies $89.95, hats $34.95, sale items 15–20% off) before import charges. Trousers, shorts, and true outerwear simply aren’t sold.

Comparison:

• Bogey Bros vs Three Putt: Both exist to puncture stuffy golf culture. Three Putt does it with UK-based streetwear staples from £31.99 tees to £78.99 hoodies and no import lottery; Bogey Bros does it with the single funniest polo in your group and a three-week wait to Britain.
• Bogey Bros vs Breezy Golf: America’s two humour brands. Breezy is cleaner-cut with real outerwear, event collabs, and a UK distributor; Bogey Bros is cheaper ($69.95 vs $89 polos), ruder, and better at bundles.
• Bogey Bros vs Cutter & Buck: Total opposites. Cutter & Buck outfits you head to ankle with 35 years of fabric heritage; Bogey Bros supplies the statement layer you wear over someone else’s trousers, because they don’t sell any.
• Bogey Bros vs Good Good Golf: Near-identical polo money ($69.95 vs $69.99), very different scope. Good Good offers bottoms, outerwear, women’s, and youth; Bogey Bros commits everything to the joke, and executes it better.

Promos/Outlet Notes:

Constant value stacking: Build Your Own Bundle tiers (15% off 2+, 20% off 4+, 25% off 8+ items), a gift ladder (free US shipping at $125, free snapback at $200, free Flagship tee at $250), 10% off first order, a GovX military discount, the Mulli Club loyalty scheme, holiday BOGOs, and a permanent sale rail around 15–20% off. The 2026 Jägermeister “Main Squeeze” collab drop is the wildcard.

Verdict: 7.8/10

Flat, honest pricing with genuinely aggressive bundle value, in America. The UK proposition loses a stroke to duties, delivery times, and return postage.

Bogey Bros Fit & Sizing (Usability)

Bogey Bros cuts athletic and admits it. The brand’s own fit guidance says polos “fit a little thinner than you might be used to, if you are unsure, size up!”, while Q-zips run regular and true to size. The FAQ jokes that “broad shoulders and an ‘I’m a professional drinker’ belly may affect the fit,” which at least shows they know their customer.

Notes:

• Polos/Tees: Athletic, modern, and slim through the chest: between sizes means size up. Tees are a stretchier cotton-poly jersey with the same tagless treatment.
• Midlayers: Q-zips fit true to size with a regular cut; performance hoodies follow suit.
• Trousers/Shorts: None exist, a fit note that writes itself.
• Outerwear: None beyond the Q-zips and hoodies the brand files under “outerwear”.
• Heat/Humidity: The 92/8 stretch fabric wicks well and carries UPF 50 for summer rounds; tees run warmer.
• Size Charts: Good, chest, sleeve, and length measurements on every product page (men’s polos span a 41“–57” chest across S–3XL), plus photographic fit guides.

Accessibility/Range:

• Men’s S–3XL across polos, Q-zips, and hoodies; women’s XS–XXL in polos.
• Hats run big, deep, and boxy, the most consistent fit complaint the brand gets.
• No kids’ line and no tall/short variants.

Verdict: 7.7/10

Well-documented sizing with a clear athletic bias: order honestly, size up when torn, and try the hats last.

Bogey Bros Core Product Categories

Polos & Tees

The entire brand in one garment. Every polo is $69.95 in 92/8 four-way stretch with UPF 50, a tagless neck, and engraved Bogey Bros buttons, and every print is a bit: the best-selling Whale Tail, Birdie Finger (now in five colourways), ’Merica, That’s What She Said, and the official Jägermeister “Meister” polo. The SFW / SFW-ish / NSFW filter is the smartest merchandising idea in funny golfwear. Tees at $37.95 carry the broader meme catalogue.

Verdict: 8.4/10

Midlayers (crews/hoodies/half-zips)

Performance Q-zips and hoodies at a flat $89.95 in seven solid colourways each, with heavy-duty YKK zippers and the same stretch platform as the polos. These are the quiet, well-made counterweight to the loud polos, deliberately plain so the shirt underneath can do the talking.

Verdict: 7.9/10

Caps & Accessories

A deep and very on-brand bench: snapbacks, rope hats, stretch-fits, and buckets at $34.95 (Bogeyman, Balls Deep, I Heart Cart Girls), printed gloves at $27.95–$29.95, ball markers at $12.95 (“I NEVER PULL OUT”, Magic 8 Ball), Student Driver headcovers at $39.95, and towels at $29.95. Quality is fine; just note the hats’ big, deep fit divides opinion.

Verdict: 7.8/10

Bogey Bros Materials & Tech (Construction, Sustainability)

For a meme brand, the fabric platform is surprisingly serious. The 92% polyester / 8% spandex four-way stretch base delivers moisture-wicking, wrinkle resistance, and UPF 50 sun protection, finished with tagless necks and engraved buttons. One honest-review footnote: the spec text says UPF 50 while a feature graphic says SPF 45+, a small inconsistency the brand should tidy up.

Backend (manufacturing & standards):

• Country of manufacture is not disclosed anywhere. “American Owned and Operated” refers to the company, not the sewing.
• No sustainability certifications, no recycled-content claims, no sustainability page at all.
• All orders are picked and shipped in-house from the brand’s own Texas warehouse, explicitly “not some faceless drop-ship operation.”
• Bootstrapped and founder-owned, with no outside investors.

Application (on-garment features):

• Polos/Q-zips: 92/8 poly-spandex, four-way stretch, moisture-wicking, UPF 50, tagless.
• Tees: soft, stretchy cotton-polyester jersey.
• Hoodies: performance build with moisture-wicking claims.
• Hardware: heavy-duty YKK zippers and engraved metal buttons, details most budget humour brands skip.
• Extras: free Fireball-shooter ball markers have been known to appear in order boxes.

Verdict: 7.6/10

A properly specced performance fabric wrapped around the jokes, let down only by zero supply-chain transparency and no sustainability story whatsoever.

Bogey Bros Customer Support

Support is one of Bogey Bros’ quiet strengths, at least domestically. The brand answers fast, ships everything itself from Spring, Texas, and backs US buyers with free returns and exchanges. International customers get a thinner deal.

Channels & Hours

• Email hello@bogeybros.co plus an on-site contact form; replies “usually within a few working hours” per the brand.
• Self-serve returns portal on-site.
• No phone line and no live chat.

Policies

• 30-day return and exchange window from receipt; items unworn, unwashed, with tags and original packaging (hats must go back in a box).
• Free US returns and free US exchanges with prepaid labels; refunds within 10 business days of approval.
• Free-gift clawback: drop below the $200/$250 gift thresholds and the freebie goes back or its value is deducted.
• International buyers pay their own return postage; EU orders carry a 14-day cooling-off right; gift cards are final sale.

Self-Serve

• Size charts and photo fit guides on every product page.
• US shipping: USPS 4–8 business days, free over $125, with UPS 2/3-day upgrades.
• International (including UK): 3–4 week delivery, taxes and duties not included. They’re collected from you on arrival.

Verdict: 7.3/10

Excellent for Americans: fast human replies, free exchanges, in-house fulfilment. UK buyers inherit the slow lane and the customs bill.

What Are Bogey Bros’ Review Ratings from Review Sites?

(As of July 2026)

• Trustpilot: Roughly 2,400 reviews with strongly positive sentiment on quality, fit, and responsive service. Complaints cluster around holiday-season delays, one-off exchange charges, and, most relevant here, unexpected customs fees on international orders.
• On-site: 4.9/5 across 13,000+ verified reviews, with the men’s polo range alone aggregating around 8,000 reviews at 4.9 and customer photos throughout.
• Forums & Community: The GolfBuzz long-form review is a fair summary: “Wow, this is a well made shirt. Extremely comfortable… it’ll move with you through the swing”, followed by “Don’t buy the hats though,” on account of the big, boxy fit.
• Editorial: Inc. magazine profiled “the bros bringing that Happy Gilmore vibe to golf apparel” and ranked the company No. 49 on the 2025 Inc. 5000 with 5,540% three-year growth. One caution for searchers: impersonator scam sites exist; bogeybros.co is the only official store.

Synthesis:

Rare alignment between hype and substance: thousands of verified buyers rate the polos highly, the press covers the business rather than just the jokes, and the criticisms, hat fit, holiday shipping, customs surprises, are specific rather than systemic.

Is Bogey Bros a Good Golf Brand?

Yes, Bogey Bros is a good golf brand for exactly what it sets out to be: the funniest, best-made statement polo in your fourball. The 92/8 UPF 50 fabric is legitimate, the review volume backs the quality, and the SFW-to-NSFW print system is genuinely clever. But it’s a statement-piece label, not a wardrobe, no trousers, no outerwear, polos-only for women, and UK buyers face slow shipping, duties, and paid returns. If you want that same irreverent energy in gear that’s UK-based, returnable, and built to wear every week, Three Putt is the smarter everyday buy.

About the Author

Graeme is a golf enthusiast and writer who believes the best golfwear should work as hard off the course as it does on it. Drawing on years of testing brands across every level, from high street to heritage, he writes honest, wearable reviews that cut through the marketing noise. When he’s not reviewing the latest drops, you’ll find him on the fairways of West Yorkshire, usually three-putting.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bogey Bros

Who owns Bogey Bros?

Bogey Bros Golf Co was founded in 2020 by brothers-in-law Ryan Rizos and John Koehler, who dreamt it up on their annual golf trip to San Antonio and launched with around 60 one-liners, 12 cap designs, and $6,000. It remains founder-owned with no outside investment, reaching $15.5M revenue in 2024.

Is Bogey Bros the same as Bogey Boys?

No. Bogey Bros is the Texan humour-led golf brand from Rizos and Koehler at bogeybros.co; Bogey Boys is Macklemore’s vintage-inspired golf fashion label. The names are one letter apart but the companies, styles, and price points are completely different. We’ve reviewed Bogey Boys separately.

Where does Bogey Bros ship from, and does it ship to the UK?

Every order ships in-house from the brand’s warehouse in Spring, Texas. UK delivery is available, the site even shows GBP pricing, but takes three to four weeks, and prices exclude UK taxes and duties, which are collected on arrival.

How does Bogey Bros sizing run?

Slim and athletic: the brand’s own guidance is to size up if you’re unsure. Men’s tops run S–3XL (41“–57” chest), women’s polos XS–XXL, and every product page carries a measurement chart. The hats are the exception: they run big and deep.

Is Bogey Bros good quality?

Yes. The polos and Q-zips use a 92% polyester / 8% spandex four-way stretch fabric with UPF 50, tagless necks, and YKK zips, and the brand holds 4.9/5 across 13,000+ on-site reviews plus roughly 2,400 Trustpilot reviews. Independent reviewers consistently praise the polos; the hats divide opinion.

What is Bogey Bros’ return policy?

30 days from receipt for unworn, tagged items in original packaging, with free returns and free exchanges for US orders via prepaid label. Refunds process within 10 business days of approval. International buyers pay their own return postage, and gift cards are final sale.

Do any professional golfers wear Bogey Bros?

No, and that’s deliberate. Co-founder Ryan Rizos has said the brand is “just not going to be accepted in that community, and that’s actually OK.” Instead of tour deals, Bogey Bros runs guerrilla gifting at events and an official Jägermeister collaboration.