Wow, a ball marker hat accessory for only $5? Yes, even in this economy, we’re still seeing deals! And one of the best of those deals?
That would belong to the two men behind the Subpar podcast, Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz, and their brand Birdie Juice.
For Cyber Monday, all Birdie Juice merch is 75 percent (!!!) off. That’s an old-school Black Friday deal — and the biggest discount on Birdie Juice merch we’ve ever seen.
Scroll this shop to find fun golf gear that makes an ideal gift for golfers, golf fans … and your one friend who can’t break 100 but sends you daily golf memes. All of the above would love this stuff. Check it out below.
Shop Birdie Juice starting at just $5
Shop the whole Birdie Juice collection.
Birdie Juice “Snaps” (ball marker + hat accessory)
$5 (was $20)
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Birdie Juice Script Beanie
$7 (was $30)
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Birdie Juice Get Amongst It Headcover – Drew Stoltz Edition
$12.50 (was $50)
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Birdie Juice Script Rope Hats
$17.50 (was $24.50)
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Birdie Juice Flag Hoodie
$15 (was $60)
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Birdie Juice “Bam! Cocktails!” Tumbler (Colt Knost Limited-Edition)
$8.75 (was $35)
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Birdie Juice Caddie Birds – Limited-Edition Shirt
$8.75 (was $35)
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Birdie Juice Caddies – Pint Glass
$8.75 (was $35)
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Chippo Golf Birdie Juice Edition Game Set
$179.99 (was $209)
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