I've never used a GaN-optimized gate driver which wasn't in a leadless package (DFN, SON, BGA, etc), but after digging around a bit it looks like there are some options in SOIC and SOT packages, mainly from TI. At a glance, LM5114, UCC27511A, UCC27524A, and UCC27624 are worth considering.
Speaking from lots of previous experience, once you go much beyond 10MHz it's impractical to get clean rectangular waveforms into the gate of any FET, unless you use very specialized devices (no leaded packages) with a tight layout. If you are really determined to stick with SOIC and TO-247, I would suggest doing a resonant gate driver, in which case the gate waveform will be roughly sinusoidal. This approach works very well with class E amplifiers (so long as they are properly tuned).