Bad Birdie unveiled its Fall 2026 collection, an assortment of apparel and accessories designed for golfers who know the game doesn’t end on the 18th hole.
Built around the belief that golf never ends, the collection introduces elevated layering, fresh seasonal prints and versatile silhouettes engineered to move seamlessly from the course to the clubhouse and into everyday life. The lineup spans men’s, women’s and youth apparel alongside coordinating accessories, with technical performance remaining at the core of every piece.
Accompanying the collection is the debut of Bad Birdie’s all-new waffle franchise, which will be available starting in late August. This premium layering collection brings together elevated texture, technical performance and all-day versatility. Crafted from a moisture-wicking cotton-blend knit with four-way stretch engineered for shape retention, the franchise includes the men’s waffle hoodie and quarter-zip, alongside the women’s waffle V-neck and waffle skort with a full-coverage performance liner, offering new options designed for crisp morning rounds, post-round hangs and everything in between.
“Golf has never been confined to four hours on a course, so why should the apparel be?” said Jason Richardson, founder and CEO of Bad Birdie. “This collection is built for the people who live the game long before the first tee shot and long after the final putt. We set out to create pieces that perform when you’re playing your best while fitting seamlessly into everything that comes before and after the round. That’s the future of golf style, and it’s exactly where Bad Birdie belongs.”
Beyond the new waffle franchise, the Fall 2026 collection introduces fresh seasonal prints across Bad Birdie’s core performance, ridge performance and pique performance polos, alongside expanded lifestyle essentials including hybrid joggers, graphic tees, boxy tees and varsity crewnecks. Inspired by desert landscapes, cactus flora, topographic golf course maps and Southwestern iconography, the collection pairs rich seasonal hues, including plum wine, dark forest and black iris, with earthy warm olive and unexpected pops of pink, proving once again that performance apparel doesn’t have to blend in. Women’s offerings continue to grow with new layering pieces, performance polos and mix-and-match outfits designed to deliver both technical performance and everyday versatility. The collection is rounded out by youth apparel and a full range of accessories, including hats, socks, towels and headcovers.
Complementing the new waffle franchise, Bad Birdie’s fan-favorite “bad elements” outerwear collection will redebut in mid-October with jackets, pullovers and weather-ready layers engineered to help golfers play through changing conditions. Designed to provide protection from wind, rain and cooler temperatures without sacrificing mobility or style, the collection reinforces the season’s central belief that great golf apparel should perform long after perfect weather disappears.
