School’s out, the sun is shining and it’s U.S. Open week. In other words, the golf vibes are higher than Cheech and Chong and even Dunkin’ is getting in on the action. In honor of America’s national golf championship and the official start of the summer, this week the New England-born breakfast chain unveiled an incredible new line of merch and menu items in partnership with John Daly (who else?) and TaylorMade Golf.
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On the way to the course, Dunkin’ lovin’ golf nuts can now grab Dunkin Zero Peach “Tee,” Raspberry “Tee” lemonade and a sleeve (yes, A SLEEVE) of Munchkins featuring three assorted donut holes and one TaylorMade SpeedSoft golf ball with a custom Dunkin’ graphic. Even better, when the 2026 U.S. Open begins on Thursday, June 18th, customers who purchase any beverage at a participating Dunkin’ location will also receive a complimentary tee-shaped drink holder while supplies last.
The highly caffeinated fun doesn’t end there, however. Once you’re at the course, Dunkin’ has partnered with TaylorMade to release an exclusive line of golf equipment and merch, including everything from a Dunkin’ Sun Day Red quarter zip to a Dunkin’ FlexTech stand bag. In addition to the TaylorMade collaboration, Dunkin’ has also released a line of exclusive golf goodies including novelty ball markers, head covers, rope hats and more. All those items are available at DunkinRunsonMerch.com beginning Tuesday, June 16th at 10 a.m. ET.
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Finally, this week Dunkin’ Westhampton Beach, located at 223 Montauk Highway just down the road from Shinnecock, will transform into a one-of-a-kind golf café. Featuring a putting green, a custom Dunkin’ golf cart and plenty of photo ops, it’s the perfect place to fuel up before a long day in the Long Island sun. Stop there or any other participating Dunkin location on June 16th and 17th to earn “FORE-X” (read: four times) points on any beverage purchase. Yes, they really did think of it all.
This article was originally published on golfdigest.com
