Dunkin' Donuts Launches TaylorMade Collab Collection

From socks to hats to golf bags, this one is big

TaylorMade Dunkin Donuts John Daly Collaboration

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By RC Staff

15 June 2026

Key Points

Dunkin’ and TaylorMade launched a limited golf merch collection with prices ranging from $29.99 to $279.99
The collection is available now on Dunkin’s merch site with no purchase quantity limits stated
Dunkin’ accepts returns within 30 days of delivery

Dunkin’ and TaylorMade teamed up for a golf-themed merch drop timed to one of the sport’s biggest weeks, and the result is a surprisingly clean lineup that mixes legitimate TaylorMade product with Dunkin’-branded apparel. It’s a food brand playing in golf’s lane, which sounds like a recipe for gimmick, but the co-branded stand bag alone retails for nearly $280. This collection has a few items worth picking up, and one potential high-ceiling flip if you’re willing to take on more risk.

Dunkin' X TaylorMade Golf Collection

The drop lives on DunkinRunsonMerch.com and splits into two sections: a TaylorMade co-branded line (bag, polo, quarter zip, hat) and a looser “Dads Run on Dunkin'” apparel set with argyle pieces, hats, club covers, and ball markers.

The Hole in One Golf Hat at $29.99 is a low-commitment entry point. Dunkin’ branded golf hats from limited drops have moved before, and the price is low enough that even modest secondary market demand makes the math work. Same logic applies to the Wicked Early Rope Hat, also $29.99. Both are the kind of items that could sit, but at that price point, your downside is capped.

The Argyle Golf Polo ($49.99) and Argyle Golf Pants ($59.99) are the more interesting play. The argyle pattern leans into the Dunkin’ color palette in a way that’ll appeal to collectors and golf fans alike, and the set has a novelty factor that standalone hats don’t. Bundling the two when listing could help attract buyers looking for the full look.

The TaylorMade FlexTech Stand Bag is $279.99 at retail, which is actually in line with what a comparable TaylorMade bag sells for on its own. Add Dunkin’ co-branding and limited availability, and there’s a real case that this moves for more on the secondary market, especially if production runs are slim (which, for a coffee chain’s golf collab, they probably are).

That said, finding a buyer willing to pay a premium on a nearly $300 bag is a different challenge than moving a $30 hat. Golf equipment buyers tend to be more deliberate, and the novelty premium on a stand bag has a lower ceiling than it does on apparel. If you’re sitting on one that isn’t moving, carrying costs add up fast. Only go after it if you have patience and capital to spare.

Will This Merch Resell?

Dunkin’ has had a lot of success with their limited edition releases recently. In 2024, their “DunKings” tracksuits were reselling for up to $400, and their Barbie pineapple cups that dropped this week are already flipping for up to three times retail price.

This collab with TaylorMade brings quite a bit more visibility to the brand, and it’s kicking off just before the PGA Tour’s US Open an Shinnecock Hills.

Bottom Line

Dunkin’s merch return policy is solid for resellers. Items can be returned within 30 days of delivery as long as they’re unworn, unwashed, and in original condition. Nothing in this collection is marked as final sale. The one catch: buyers cover return shipping on standard returns. If something doesn’t move and you need to send it back, you’re on the hook for that cost, so factor it in before loading up.