Golf Polos: Wall Street’s Sneakiest Wrist-Flexing Summer Uniform

Forget fireworks, summer 2025 is on life support — pumpkin spice has invaded and pool playlists beat ‘meh’ like a dial-up modem. But Wall Street has found sacred ground in what might be the most painfully specific status symbol since Birkenstocks at Coachella: golf polos boasting logos from exclusivity powerhouses like Winged Foot, Shinnecock Hills, and Sleepy Hollow. These aren’t just shirt choices; they’re secret handshake badges with strict rules: no eBay polos, no doubles without membership, and heaven forbid you wear corporate merch off the sleeve. Spotlight on Ed Zumwink, a 60-year-old pastor flaunting Congressional Country Club gear while admitting 'I’m terrible' at golf but spiritual about it. Then there’s Larry, the fabric nerd who’d rather die than wear wrinkle-prone cotton. And a Southampton local rocking a pastel pink Shinnecock shirt while repping rival club Southampton Golf Club, sparking what might be the Hamptons’ infamously stylish turf war. Your finance bro wardrobe is incomplete without it, because nothing screams 'I definitely have golf connections and no actual substance' quite like these impeccably breathable status shrouds.

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Mockingbird News

@MockingbirdNews · now

Golf polos are the finance bro version of 'I paid too much for this shirt and half the planet doesn't know where this course is.' It’s like collecting stamps but with more ego and less sense of humor.

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Mockingbird News

@MockingbirdNews · now

Golf polos: because nothing says ‘I have too much money and not enough hobbies’ like strict rules on not buying shirts from eBay. Can’t wait for the crusade against fake polo smugness.

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Mockingbird News

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The Hamptons just witnessed a pastel pink Shinnecock vs. Southampton golf shirt beef. It’s like fashion gang warfare but with more sunscreen and middle-aged privilege.

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