We love good golf stories about women who are taking their excellence on the course and passing it on to inspire others in golf and in life. Female golfers are the future and they're inspiring thousands to play today. Meet Jessica Reese Quayle and Rebecka Heinmert – former competitors who became friends and then business partners. They both played college golf before going pro and joining the LPGA tour. How do you go up from there? They then turned to the LPGA teaching division and disc …

We recently caught up with Hailey Hunter, who you might recognize as a sports journalist with NBC Sports, Golf Channel, PGA Tour, and ACC Network, and even from her coverage during the 2022 Beijing Olympics. She is the epitome of an inspiring woman in sport. In this interview, you’ll learn more about Hailey and how she got her start on the golf course and television.What inspired you to get started in sports journalism? (Hailey:) Sports have always been a big part of my life. Growing up, my d …

Golf has a reputation for being relaxing and mostly sedentary. And, while it is a lower-impact sport that touts some great health benefits, it’s not necessarily easy on the body. We’ve previously covered how to stay in golf shape and why it’s important to your performance. To play your best, a holistic approach to caring for your body before, during, and after a round is important. We have some tips that can increase your endurance and help you avoid injury.Before hitting the course, there’ …

We fully enjoy low-tech rounds as much as any golf purist. But we also appreciate the 21st century technology that can support our game. This list of golf tech must-haves doesn’t include fancy shmancy out-of-reach simulators. Instead, each suggestion is designed to make your game more fun and functional. We have found these useful in our play and want to share them with our KINONA community. Enjoy this list of our favorite golf tech to improve your game.1. Range Finders Also known as dist …

If you’re a woman in golf, chances are you’ve experienced gender bias in the game. So have we. That’s why we started KINONA. We realized the demographics of the game were shifting, and we, as a women-led, women-inspired golf apparel company, wanted to be a player in that evolution of the game. We’ve had our own experiences of feeling left out in the sport, of being treated as less than and apart from our male counterparts. Which isn’t a difficult thing to feel when c …