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Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Tom Brady’s Sportswear Company Goes All-In on Golf

  • Brady, the sportswear company co-founded by Tom Brady, is launching a golf collection.
  • The collection marks the first dedicated sports category for the brand.
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Brady, the sportswear company co-founded by NFL superstar quarterback Tom Brady, just launched a golf collection — the first dedicated sports category for the brand.

The venture is more than just a side hustle for the seven-time Super Bowl winner. Brady wants his namesake brand to reach heights similar to that of the world-renowned Jordan brand.

His golf line comes a few months after the company officially launched in January.

“Every item’s unique, it’s innovative, and it’s got great function and purpose,” the 44-year-old said at the time.

The golf gear is available on the Brady brand website now, and the prices aren’t too crazy, either.

  • The collection has 14 pieces.
  • The pieces, from polo shirts to technical jackets, range between $75 and $195.

Brady isn’t just capitalizing on a new market for his brand — he’s an avid golfer himself.

The apparel drop comes just as it’s been revealed that he and Aaron Rodgers will take on Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen in a round at “The Match” golf event this June.

A Spotlight on College Athletes

The campaign for Brady’s new line features two college golfers — Cole Hammer (University of Texas) and Michael Brennan (Wake Forest University).

The spots are directed by legendary music video director Hype Williams, famous for visuals for everyone from Jay-Z to Mariah Carey.

Last December, Brady signed 10 athletes across five college sports — football, tennis, baseball, hockey, and basketball — to name, image, and likeness deals.

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