Two closets, I have no idea of the number of shirts, but probably about twenty in rotation. Today's golf shirts are like today's golf balls; they're made so well that they never seem to wear out. You only get rid of them because you're tired of looking at them. My favorite place to get rid of shirts not in rotation is the caddie shack. There are plenty of slightly chubby kids who can take my overage. As for the J. Lindeberg, I've seen several preeners on the club circuit who try to look like Carmen Villegas in those fancy duds. They usually look slightly gay (nuffin wrong with that!) and a little overstuffed, sort of like that fashion disaster in the US Open Kenneth Ferrie.
Last comment: you have to love the diversity of commentary on this site. This morning I went from green seeding techniques (knobby tires and the like) to best 9-hole courses to golf shirts. Only in America. And only on gca.com