Taco Bell Enters The Golf Course With A New Collection Of Gear

Taco Bell is taking its Live Más lifestyle to the links, where the only thing more frustrating than a triple bogey might be realizing you left your Baja Blast at the clubhouse.

The fast food giant has teamed up with Swag Golf for a limited edition collection of golf accessories and equipment that gives the sport a healthy dose of Taco Bell personality.

The collaboration features custom headcovers, putter grips, gear pouches, and engraved putters, all sporting designs inspired by the home of the Crunchwrap Supreme. It’s a pretty amusing marriage of worlds, considering golf’s reputation for country club decorum and Taco Bell’s longstanding relationship with questionable late night decisions.

And there’s a little extra incentive to get involved. Swag Golf is giving one lucky fan the chance to win $2,222.22 worth of Taco Bell. That’s a lot of Crunchwraps, and an oddly specific amount of money to spend on them. Whoever wins might want to start inviting friends.

For the uninitiated, Swag Golf has built its reputation on bringing some much-needed irreverence to golf equipment. Founded by four friends looking to shake up the putter business, the company eventually expanded into accessories featuring skulls, playing cards, and nostalgic pop culture references.

Its equipment has some legitimate competitive credentials, too. PGA Tour golfer Nick Hardy used a Swag Golf prototype putter during his victory at the 2023 Zurich Classic. The company has also collaborated with Bryson DeChambeau on custom headcovers for his Crushers team and served as Team USA’s official bag partner at the 2025 Ryder Cup.

With Taco Bell joining its roster of collaborators, Swag Golf continues to make a case for golf gear with a little more personality. And considering the sport’s appetite for expensive accessories, perhaps a Taco Bell-themed putter isn’t such a wild proposition after all.