Stephanie Meadow
Golf
BIOGRAPHY
Stephanie’s family moved to South Carolina when she was thirteen to further her golf talent, and she was the University of Alabama’s first four-time first-team All-American. She was third in the US Open on her LPGA debut in 2014, winning her LPGA tour card in 2015, but also sadly lost her father Robert that year and went on to struggle with a back injury in 2017. In 2018 she won her first event on the Symetra Tour finishing sixth overall earning back her LPGA Tour Card. Before Tokyo 2020 she was tied 19th at the ANA Inspiration (the season’s first Major). In 2022 she made 18 cuts from 25 events and in 2023 had a real shot at a Major when she finished third at the KPMG PGA Championships; one of her nine top ten finishes on the LPGA tour so far. This is Stephanie’s third Olympic Games. She was tied 31st in Rio 2016 but tied 7th in Tokyo with a brilliant score of 272 (72-66-68-66), just three shots off a bronze medal and five off gold.