Casey McCourt worked in commercial solar project development before building a platform for crowd-sourced explanations of complex current events. He became and remains excited about the potential for established industries to transition away from traditional ownership models (think golf clubs sitting in a garage) and toward peer-to-peer and business-to-consumer rental models (think Clublender). He’s been playing golf for fun since childhood.

Although Karina Mikhli may not have the hand-eye coordination to be a golfer, she has the operation chops to help grow the Clublender team, scale the business, and ensure that those with better hand-eye coordination enjoy a hassle-free round. When not helping Clublender, Karina, who is based in New York, is probably taking improv classes or reading.

Scot Macdonald is Clublender’s Marketing Manager. Having played golf since he was ten years old, he welcomed the chance to work in the golf industry, especially for a company that offers field trips to the Genesis Open at Riviera Country Club. Scot has a single-digit handicap (unfortunately far closer to 9 than to 1) and has stood on the Swilcan Bridge at St. Andrews, but loves it best when his daughter shoots a par and does her happy dance.

Chris Noah’s focus at Clublender is on customers: assisting his fellow golfers in getting the equipment they want, when they want it. He joined the Clublender family because he was attracted to the mission of helping golfers play more often and more easily. He hopes that his game improves through Clublender’s stress-free service, and that, even if it doesn’t, he’ll enjoy his time on the golf course even more.

Giacomo Miceli could have played golf in Italy, where he’s from, or in Belgium, Chile or Portugal, countries where he has lived for long stretches. Instead he has mostly played code golf (it’s a thing). He considers himself a humanistic technologist and enjoys keeping his life lean, both in terms of fitness and of mind.

Of all the places you might find our Bridget Priolo, the golf course is likely to be the last. Before Clublender, her golf experience was limited to childhood memories of the cinema classic, Happy Gilmore, and the discovery of a perfectly made Arnold Palmer. While she helps us tell our story visually, we’re slowly planting a life-long appreciation of the sport into her creative mind. Bridget is Brooklyn-based, but has worked in 11 countries while traveling as a designer and independent creative director. She is deeply passionate about fostering creative community in New York City, has the most fun when she is able to be both creative and strategic, and is always up for an adventure, be it on land or under the sea.

As Customer Support and Operations Associate at Clublender, Stephanie assists in providing our customers with quality rentals sets in time for their round. As an avid rugby player she understands that participating in sports is more than just a skills game, but also a mental game and is why she chose to be part of the Clublender family. Stephanie believes Clublender’s service provides golfers premium clubs with ease, so you can play your best game from the moment you tee off.