A fresh wave of style and excitement is redefining the golf scene as Taco Bell and Bad Birdie team up for a one of a kind junior golf event and exclusive apparel drop.
A Tournament Like No Other
Taco Bell has teamed up with disruptive golf apparel brand Bad Birdie to shake up the golf world with the first-of-its-kind junior golf tournament to clear the fairway for the next generation. Today, the first ever Taco Bell x Bad Birdie Invitational teed off as 16 talented U.S. junior golfers compete for the chance to play alongside professional golfers in an energetic, fast-paced tournament.
To celebrate the unexpected partnership bringing fresh energy to the course, Taco Bell and Bad Birdie are dropping a limited-edition merch collection available today via the Bad Birdie website, with invitational attendees getting the first chance to rep select pieces.
The Taco Bell Foundation (TBF) will grant $2,500…
in the name of each junior golfer to a TBF mission-aligned nonprofit organization of their choice.
Fueling Golf’s Next Generation Held at the scenic Monarch Beach Golf Links in Dana Point, California, the two-day tournament brings together 16 of the country’s most promising junior golfers to compete for a chance to earn sponsor exemptions at the Ford Championship presented by Wild Horse Pass and the Puerto Rico Open.
But this isn’t just about birdies and fairways. The invitational marks the debut of the Taco Bell x Bad Birdie limited-edition merch capsule.
Launching today, the vibrant and rebellious collection is designed to celebrate individuality, community, and rule-breaking on the course and beyond—offering fans a streetwear-infused spin on premium golf apparel…
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