InfinityLoop Golf: Rethinking the Caddie Bib, One Detail at a Time
- Aug 18
- 3 min read
Updated: 4 days ago

Golf is a game built on tradition, but that doesn’t mean every piece of the experience needs to stay stuck in the past.
For InfinityLoop Golf, that idea is at the heart of everything they do. Founded by caddie Brendan, InfinityLoop was created around a simple observation: the traditional caddie bib was overdue for an upgrade.
After years of working inside some of the country’s most prestigious golf clubs, Brendan knew firsthand what caddies needed and what their existing gear was missing. InfinityLoop was born from that experience, creating premium caddie apparel designed by caddies, for caddies.
From the Caddie Loop to the Drawing Board
Brendan been around golf his whole life, but his relationship with caddying began as a summer job in high school. Years later, after a family medical event, he made the decision to caddie full-time, eventually stepping into an assistant caddiemaster role at Calusa Pines Golf Club.
That experience gave him a unique perspective, not only on caddying itself, but on the behind-the-scenes operations of elite golf clubs.
Over the years, he caddied at clubs including Aronimink Golf Club, Calusa Pines, Firestone Country Club, Applebrook Golf Club, and Union League National Golf Club. Along the way, he heard the same frustrations from fellow caddies: traditional bibs were uncomfortable, lacked functionality, and simply weren’t designed for the demands of the job.
So instead of accepting that as the status quo, Brendan decided to build something better.
Meet the Zephyr
The result is the Zephyr, InfinityLoop’s premium caddie bib series.
Rather than simply making a bib look better, InfinityLoop approached the product from the perspective of performance apparel. The Zephyr incorporates sportswear-inspired materials and features designed around comfort, movement, weather protection, and organization.
The result is gear that looks polished enough for an elite club while functioning like something designed for an athlete.
The Zephyr is available in two primary versions: the Classic Zephyr, designed for colder weather, and the Zephyr Lite, designed for warm-weather conditions. Both are built around the same philosophy: caddies shouldn’t have to choose between looking professional and feeling comfortable.
InfinityLoop’s materials are waterproof, breathable, sweat-wicking, and UPF 50+, while the bibs incorporate practical pocket and organizational features that allow caddies to access what they need without disrupting their rhythm.

Designed With the People Who Actually Wear It
Perhaps the most compelling part of InfinityLoop’s story is that the design process didn’t happen in a vacuum.
The company worked with caddies from clubs around the country, gathering feedback throughout the development process. That real-world perspective helped shape everything from materials to functionality.
It’s an approach that feels increasingly relevant in a world where good design isn’t simply about how something looks. It’s about understanding the person using it.
For InfinityLoop, that means recognizing that a caddie may spend hours outside in heat, rain, wind, or humidity while simultaneously carrying equipment, managing information, interacting with players, and navigating the course.
Every detail matters.
Performance Meets Personality
Golf has always had a strong visual culture, and InfinityLoop recognizes that caddie gear is part of that experience.
The Zephyr is intentionally modern and stylish without losing the professional appearance expected on a golf course. Clubs can also customize their bibs with logos, club names, and other details, allowing the gear to become part of a club’s identity.
InfinityLoop even offers blank Zephyrs that can be customized independently, giving clubs and organizations additional flexibility.
For larger programs, the company offers wholesale and caddie-program options.
More Than a Bib
What makes InfinityLoop interesting isn’t simply the product itself. It’s the philosophy behind it.
The company believes that better equipment can contribute to a better caddie experience and that caddies deserve gear that reflects the importance of the role they play.
A caddie isn’t just carrying clubs. They’re part of the rhythm of a round, the relationship between a player and a course, and ultimately the experience of playing the game.
That makes the seemingly simple caddie bib much more important than it might first appear.
InfinityLoop’s mission is to elevate that experience through comfort, functionality, style, and thoughtful design. Its core values including honesty, integrity, transparency, respect, community, quality, collaboration, and adaptability, reflect that broader goal.
The Future of the Caddie Experience
There is something particularly fitting about InfinityLoop’s approach: a product rooted in one of golf’s oldest traditions is being reimagined through modern materials, technology, and design.
The caddie bib may be a small part of the golf experience, but InfinityLoop sees an opportunity to make that small part significantly better. And perhaps that’s what good design does best, not necessarily reinventing everything, but looking at something familiar and asking: How can we do this better?
For InfinityLoop Golf, the answer is the Zephyr, a caddie bib designed from years of experience, tested by the people who actually wear it, and built for the modern game.
This article was created from information provided by InfinityLoop Golf and its website.



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