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Bad Birdie is seeking a dynamic Territory Sales Representative for Texas to drive growth across green grass accounts. You will manage and expand a book of business, travel across Texas, and present brand-focused line reviews to drive reorders and adoption.
This role requires relationship-building, strong communication, and the ability to operate autonomously within a broader sales team. The position is full-time, Texas-based with remote work within the territory, frequent travel, and
When Bad Birdie started, we gave golfers something they’d never seen before: a bold printed polo designed to disrupt tradition and invite more people into the game. Today, we’re proud to create premium golf apparel that’s colorful, confident, and playfully rebellious, built so every player can feel good and have a hell of a good time on the course. As we grow, we’re committed to keeping that original energy alive, continuing to challenge what’s possible in golf while respecting the game and welcoming everyone to play their way. We started bold. We’re staying bad. And we’ll keep showing golfers what the game can be.
We’re seeking a dynamic Territory Sales Representative - Texas to help drive growth across our green grass accounts. This role is responsible for managing and expanding an existing book of business while opening new accounts throughout the territory. The ideal candidate is relationship-driven, comfortable selling in person, and thrives in a fast-paced, ever-evolving environment. You’ll represent Bad Birdie through on-course visits, line reviews, product presentations, and strategic account management—while playing a key role in growing our presence in the Texas market.
Reports to: Head of Sales
Location: Texas-based, remote within the territory
Schedule: Full-time
Travel: Frequent travel throughout Texas, including overnight travel as needed
Within the first 3–6 months, success looks like:
At Bad Birdie, we care deeply about our people and culture. Here’s what you can expect:
We didn’t come here to lay up. If you didn’t either, let’s talk.