A community to empower women to show their range
Our Story

A community to empower women to show their range

Girls Got Range started with a fairly easy idea, or so we thought. At the time, Grant and I were talking about some of my passions, golf, crafting, and accessorizing everything. I was sewing kitchen towels to use as my golf towel and I loved that my towels were unique and felt like a personal expression of who I am. Grant being the supportive brother he is said you know what I think we got something here, if you’re down to give this your all, I will go all in with you. Here we are a year later officially launching Girls Got Range.

Girls Got Range is so much more than the golf accessories we sell. Girls Got Range is about building a community and highlighting all the different sides of women, supporting women, and encouraging more women to get out and show off their range. As a woman myself I feel like we wear so many different hats on a daily basis, we show up for our self and others every day and our range is limitless! That’s what Girls Got Range is about, highlighting women and empowering them to show off their range!

Love - Maddie

Range, in every sense

Distance on and off the tee, range in how you show up. Whether it be the course, the clubhouse, or wherever else you may be. We don't think you should have to pick one.

Built for how we actually play

Open crowns for ponytails and high buns. Brush corners that clear a groove in seconds. Clubcovers that look so good you don't want to take them off. Details that come from playing, not from a spec sheet.

Designed with intention

Contrast piping, embroidered icons, colourways that don't apologize. Gear you're happy to have standing in the bag and happy to still be wearing after your round.

Girls Got Range
Why we exist

To give you an expressive, confident future for women in golf.

Clean clubs, clean swing

Clean clubs, clean swing

A golf towel has one job, and most fall a little flat. Ours is 380 GSM microfiber — dense enough to lift water and grit rather than push them around — with a brush corner to clean the club grooves and a carabiner so it lives on the outside of the bag, where you can show it off.

On the course and off

On the course and off

Golf doesn't end when you hand in the card. The visor stays on for lunch, the cap comes to the range on Tuesday, the headcover gets noticed on the first tee. We design for the whole day, not just the round.

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