BinkyBro Golf Apparel Review: Performance and Style on the Course

Getting your young golfer dressed for the course used to mean settling for adult-sized polos that hang awkwardly or generic activewear that lacks sun protection. BinkyBro, known for its bold prints and durable kids' gear, has stepped onto the fairway with a dedicated golf collection. We tested several pieces, including the BinkyBronco polo and the Log Cabins shorts, to see if they deliver on both performance and style.

The collection aims to bridge the gap between toddler-friendly comfort and the polished look expected on a golf course. With features like moisture-wicking fabric, UPF coverage, and stretchy fits, these pieces promise to keep kids comfortable from the driving range to the 18th green. Here’s how they actually performed during a few rounds with active kids aged 6 to 10.

Fit and Fabric: Designed for Movement

The BinkyBronco polo is the standout top. It’s made from a lightweight polyester-spandex blend that feels soft against the skin and offers four-way stretch. My 8-year-old tester could swing freely without the shirt pulling out or restricting his shoulders. The fit is tailored but not tight—perfect for kids who are active but don't want a baggy look. Unlike some junior golf shirts that are either too boxy or too slim, this one hits a nice middle ground.

The Log Cabins shorts are equally impressive. They have an elastic waistband with an internal drawstring, so they stay put even during practice swings. The fabric is quick-drying and has a bit of texture that resists grass stains better than plain cotton. One minor trade-off: the shorts have a relaxed fit that might be slightly long for shorter kids, but the adjustable waist helps compensate.

• Look for shirts with at least 4% spandex for better stretch on the course.

Sun Protection and Durability

Golf means hours in the sun, so UPF protection is a must. BinkyBro’s golf polos and shorts are rated UPF 50+, blocking 98% of UV rays. We tested this by wearing the BinkyBronco polo during a midday round—no sunburn on the arms or back, even without reapplying sunscreen on covered areas. The fabric also held up well after multiple washes; colors stayed vibrant and the collar didn't lose its shape.

Durability is solid for the price point. The seams are reinforced, and the buttons on the polo are securely stitched. The Log Cabins shorts have a DWR (durable water repellent) finish that beaded up morning dew and light rain. However, after a few machine washes, the water repellency faded slightly—a common issue with DWR-treated gear. For most weekend rounds, this won't be a problem.

• Machine wash cold and tumble dry low to preserve UPF and DWR coatings.

Style and Versatility: From Course to Clubhouse

BinkyBro’s golf collection doesn’t skimp on looks. The BinkyBronco polo features a bold horse graphic that my kid loved, and it comes in several colorways that pair easily with navy, khaki, or black bottoms. The Log Cabins shorts have a subtle plaid pattern that adds personality without being loud. Together, they create an outfit that’s appropriate for a junior tournament or a casual family outing.

Versatility is a strong point. The polo works just as well for a backyard barbecue or a school event, making it a good value for parents who want multi-use clothing. The shorts also double as everyday summer wear, thanks to their comfortable fit and stain-resistant fabric. If you’re looking for a complete junior golf outfit, adding a snapback hat from BinkyBro’s accessories line can complete the look while providing extra sun protection.

• Pair the polo with neutral shorts or pants for a course-appropriate look.

BinkyBro’s golf apparel delivers on its promises of comfort, sun protection, and style. The BinkyBronco polo and Log Cabins shorts are well-constructed pieces that let kids move freely while looking sharp. While the DWR finish could be more durable, the overall quality and thoughtful design make this collection a solid choice for young golfers. If you’re in the market for junior golf wear that doesn’t sacrifice fun for function, BinkyBro is worth a look.