About Us

Maybe the joke is true that girls can’t drive cars. But give us a tee box, a driver, and a golf cart, and suddenly the joke starts working in our favor.

My name is Chloe Kudler, and I was born and raised in Westlake Village, California. I now spend most of my time in Scottsdale, Arizona, where golf is a part of everyday life.

I created Girls With Drive because I believe women deserve to feel confident in spaces that have traditionally been dominated by men. But real confidence comes from more than looking the part. It comes from understanding the game, respecting the course, knowing the etiquette, and showing up with actual knowledge.

I learned golf the hard way. I played tournament golf growing up, often as the only girl in my age group, paired with boys every single round. I missed shots, lost balls, embarrassed myself, got frustrated, and kept going anyway. Golf taught me that falling apart is easy, but getting back up is where the real growth happens.

The name Girls With Drive came from a simple idea: drive is more than the club in your hand. It is the ambition you carry, the confidence you build, and the way you show up in every room, on every course, and inside every opportunity.

To me, drive means being entrepreneurial, creative, passionate, and committed. It means putting your whole heart into whatever you do, whether you are building a business, learning a new skill, or stepping onto the first tee for the very first time.