Don’t you love it when things just *fit perfectly*? At KINONA, it describes how customers feel about our clothes, but it also describes our ongoing partnership with …

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 …

It’s been five years since the LPGA released its updated Tour dress code. The backlash at the time was immediate and intense. Women golfers, commentators, and sports journalists spoke out about what they called “unfair” and “sexist” oversight. The clock seemed to be turning back on women’s golf attire. The new, stricter dress code stated that all racerback tops need to have a collar, leggings (unless under a skort or shorts) and joggers are not allowed, and plunging necklines are bann …

This blog post was written following an interview with our co-founder Dianne Celuch, by Sam Jefferies, freelance writer and scramble shot enthusiast.Dianne Celuch has attended LPGA events for twenty years – first as a curious spectator, then as a fan, and finally, as the co-founder and CEO of her own women’s golf apparel company. She still marvels at the access to world-class golfers that the events provide. As athletes across sports have become more insulated from their fans, separated fro …