Bad Birdie Net Worth and Shark Tank Update
Bad Birdie’s net worth is unverified. Read Jason Richardson’s 2026 account of funding, the TV offer, and the golf brand’s current range.
Bad Birdie is still selling golf apparel, but its current net worth is not verified. The most useful ownership update comes from founder Jason Richardson: in a March 26, 2026 interview, he said he chose to keep the company independent and largely self-funded after receiving a Shark Tank offer.
What happened to the Robert Herjavec offer?
In a May 2022 interview with AZ Big Media, Richardson described the 2020 TV negotiation. Herjavec offered $300,000 for 25%, and the pair agreed a missed putt would reduce the equity to 20%. Richardson said Herjavec missed.
The resulting on-air terms imply a $1.5 million whole-company equity value: $300,000 divided by 20%. That calculation describes the TV offer, not today’s valuation.
Richardson’s later 2026 Authority Magazine interview calls the television moment an offer and explains his decision to remain independent. This is stronger evidence about his financing approach than assuming a TV handshake became a lasting investment. It does not disclose a complete current shareholder register, so this article does not claim a present Herjavec ownership percentage.
What does Bad Birdie sell now?
As checked October 10, 2026, the official store carries men’s, women’s and youth apparel. Its range extends beyond patterned polos to shorts, pants, layers, hats and women’s golf clothing. Individual sizes and styles have their own availability.
The company’s history page dates its first day to May 1, 2017. That corrects the conflicting 2017 and 2020 founding dates previously used here: the business existed before its TV appearance.
How much are Bad Birdie and its founder worth?
We could not verify a current company valuation, annual revenue total or Richardson’s personal net worth. The earlier $8 million net-worth figure and $7 million annual-revenue claim have been removed.
A broader catalog and a founder interview document business activity and decisions. They cannot reveal private profit margins, debts or personal assets. Those gaps should remain explicit rather than being filled with a revenue multiple or an assumed growth rate.
Correction, October 10, 2026: This article has been revised to remove unsupported financial estimates and distinguish historical deal information from current evidence. Company figures and founder wealth are treated separately.
Sources and verification
- AZ Big Media: Jason Richardson interview
- Authority Magazine: Jason Richardson interview
- Bad Birdie: company history
- Bad Birdie official store
Sources checked October 10, 2026. Store availability can change. Related coverage: Shark Tank company updates.
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