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Changing The Game: Filling A Market Gap For Women And Girls, One Bold Swing At A Time With Featherie Founder, Kate Korngold, And Right Hand Mom, Kristy, Mind A Gap And Win

Changing The Game: Filling A Market Gap For Women And Girls, One Bold Swing At A Time With Featherie Founder, Kate Korngold, And Right Hand Mom, Kristy, Mind A Gap And Win

by Kate Byrne | Jan 13, 2026 | Podcast

  It’s time to start minding the gap—specifically the one where a fast-growing market is quietly being left out. Join us as we sit down with the remarkable mother-daughter founding team behind Featherie, a golf apparel company, to talk about spotting an...

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