Kuda Golf is currently in the startup phase, with a planned initial product launch scheduled for March 13, 2027. That means we have less than a year before our first fully custom manufactured Kuda Golf products hit the market. You might wonder: what's taking so long, and how are we spending our time in the meantime?

Building on a Sustainable Foundation

To be direct: we're four friends with normal lives and normal jobs. We don't have the capital to fully fund this brand immediately, so we've committed to contributing a set amount every month based on a carefully researched timeline. This approach lets us do things correctly and professionally without overextending ourselves financially upfront.

But the delayed launch isn't just about money. We're intentionally spending time building a genuine platform, both on social media and in person, before we introduce products to market. Two of our four founders are actively working on this operation right now. We've already amassed over 8,000 followers on TikTok, and we're only getting started. By launch day, we'll have a thriving community of likeminded individuals genuinely excited to support Kuda Golf.

How We're Spending Our Time

We're following a detailed pre-set timeline that breaks down critical and minimal tasks throughout the year leading to launch. There's something to do every single month, research to conduct, a website to optimize, social media content to create. We're constantly progressing the brand in some shape or form.

To keep everything organized, we meet every Sunday to discuss brand direction and prioritize critical tasks for the week ahead. It's a disciplined approach, but it keeps us aligned and accountable.

Treating This Like the Brand We Envision

Here's our philosophy: we're not building Kuda Golf as a simple side project. We're treating it as if it's already a fully functional, multimillion-dollar-per-year brand, because that's exactly what we envision for it. Every decision, every piece of content, every operational detail reflects that standard.

The next eleven months aren't downtime. They're the foundation.