Kendra Little sits down with Dkirks and Doty to discuss her upbringing, being born intersex and her version of why golf is the greatest game. Bio on Kendra.

• Standing tall at 5”11 - Played D1 Golf at University of Oregon from 2007-2011
  • Came in ranked 85th in national rankings. 
• Made the All PAC-10 team all 4 years
• Won four collegiate tournaments while at the University of Oregon.
• Holds 18 University of Oregon Women's Golf records.
• Three-times U.S. Amateur Participant
• One-time participant U.S. Women's Open
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• Former Legendary assistant golf coach for the best golf program in the state LO
• On Symetra Tour, average driving distance was 271 yards

Her Dad, Doug Little was a basketball player at the University of Oregon, that was later drafted into the NBA. 

13:50 qualifying for the US Open, getting beat by a young Brooke Henderson. 

19:36 Going to a golf academy as a Junior in High School. 

20:20 Playing multiple sports in High School and the value

22:00 being born Intersex with Androgen Insensitivity Syndrom. In 2018 Kendra penned a letter and told her story to the world via Uninterrupted and on the Rich Roll Podcast. Later many main media outlets picked up the story from USA today, to local newspapers and bloggers. 

27:00 Kendra gives further details into Intersex. 

39:45 society going aways from a binary way of looking at things.

33:10 how people reacted to hearing she was Intersex

35:40 accepting herself, and finding herself of who she really was. 

37:30 normalizing differences and celebrating and being proud of them. 

39:45 how has intersex changed how she treats people. 

42:25 Why golf is the greatest game on earth. 

45:15 Competitive Banter. Best Albums of 2000’s

Uninteruppted video - https://www.uninterrupted.com/watch/Qdp1G6Oh/kendra-little-becoming-more

Rich Roll Podcast 

https://www.richroll.com/podcast/kendra-little-487/

USAtoday article

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/golf/2019/07/13/golfer-kendra-little-talks-gender-identity-struggle-why-left-sport/1724573001/