Chicago Golf Company

Love golf, love pizza even more, and boy do I have a slice sometimes. The Chi Golf Slices tee was an easy pick, and the customer service won me over.

$34 to $70

Overview

Chicago Golf Company makes golf apparel for people who are obsessed with golf and even more obsessed with Chicago. Hats, tees, hoodies, quarter zips, a lot of it built around local courses and city spots. If you’ve played Jackson Park or Harborside, there’s probably a hat with your name on it.

Picking one thing was the hardest part. I went with the Chi Golf Slices T-Shirt, because golf and pizza is a combo I can get behind.

Unofficial bonus category: my son loves the pizza mascot. Every time.

I also messed up my size and had to start a return. I ended up talking to an actual human, and they made the whole thing easy. That’s a great sign of how a company runs things.

Scorecard

Chi Golf Slices T-Shirt
Fit
Oversized. I'm usually a medium or large, and a medium was perfect here.
Comfort
Extremely comfortable, on the course or on the couch
Quality Over Time
A few washes in, no sign of wear
Price
$39 for the tee. Hats run about $34 to $45, hoodies around $65.
Honest Take
Hardest part was picking just one shirt. Easy return when I botched my size.
Who It's Best For
Anyone with a Chicago connection and a golf habit (bonus points for pizza fans)

What’s good

  • Fun Chicago golf designs you won’t find anywhere else
  • Return handled by a real person, and it was painless
  • Huge selection across hats, tees, and hoodies
  • Kid approved (the pizza guy is a hit)

What’s not

  • Check the size chart before you order. That one’s on me, not them.
  • So many good options you’ll struggle to pick just one

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Verdict: 5 Breakfast Balls out of 5

If you have any connection to Chicago and golf, you need to check this site out and buy something. Great gear, a real person on the other end when things go sideways, and I’ve already got my next order picked out.
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