Your logo on a Bad Birdie jacket. That’s the golf gift that doesn’t end up in the donation pile.
Bad Birdie. Bad Birdie is the golf brand that actual golfers recognize, and that recognition transfers directly to your logo placement. Handing someone a Bad Birdie piece at a tournament or client event signals your company has taste, not just a budget. Recipients will know what they’re holding before they even look at your logo.
The Men’s Hybrid Jacket is built for teams that need to look sharp from the first tee to the post-round dinner. The athletic fit reads clean in group photos and on social media recaps, and the available chest, bicep, and back placements give your logo room to own the moment.
A soft brushed interior and DWR coating make this the jacket that actually lives in the bag, not the trunk. It layers seamlessly over a polo or quarter-zip, and the elastic back hem keeps the whole look intentional even when the wind gets involved.
- DWR coating handles light rain and morning dew without turning a round into a rain-gear situation.
- Soft brushed interior adds enough warmth to earn repeat wear well beyond the event it was gifted at.
- Athletic fit keeps client-facing teams looking cohesive and sharp in every photo that comes out of the day.
- Built with 90% recycled polyester, a sustainability detail worth highlighting in your gifting and event communications.
- Full-zip construction layers cleanly over existing golf attire, making it easy to hand out without worrying about fit conflicts.
Golf Tournament Client Gifts Sales Kickoff Corporate Retreat Holiday Gifts Fabric90% Recycled Polyester, 10% ElastaneWater ResistanceDurable Water-Repellent (DWR) CoatingFitAthletic FitSustainabilityMade with Recycled ComponentsConsultant Note
Embroidery on the left side chest or left bicep keeps the logo crisp against the DWR exterior and is the go-to for a clean, professional look. If your brand benefits from a more textured, tactile finish, the patch options (faux-suede, leather, PVC, or flex) add a premium detail that golfers tend to notice and appreciate.
