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Mariah Stackhouse
An American professional golfer known as one of the few African-American women on the LPGA Tour and her Stanford University collegiate career.
Mariah Stackhouse is an American professional golfer born April 24, 1994 in Riverdale, Georgia. Stackhouse is known as one of the few African-American women on the LPGA Tour and her standout Stanford University collegiate career. Stackhouse attended Stanford University. Stackhouse has been a consistent LPGA Tour player. Stackhouse is part of a small but important group of Black women's professional golfers including Renee Powell who paved the way.
How Golfers Say It
"Stackhouse from Stanford."
"African-American LPGA pro."
"Pioneer."
Origin
Mariah Stackhouse was born April 24, 1994 in Riverdale, Georgia. Stackhouse attended Stanford University where she was a standout collegiate golfer. Stackhouse turned professional in 2017.
Rules & Context
Mariah Stackhouse has been a consistent LPGA Tour player. Stackhouse is one of the few African-American women on the LPGA Tour.
"Mariah Stackhouse is one of the few African-American women on the LPGA Tour. Stackhouse attended Stanford University where she was a standout collegiate golfer. Stackhouse is part of a small but important group of Black women's professional golfers including Renee Powell who paved the way."
Frequently Asked Questions
Where did Stackhouse attend college?
Stanford University. Mariah Stackhouse attended Stanford University where she was a standout collegiate golfer.
Is Stackhouse a pioneer?
One of few Black LPGA pros. Mariah Stackhouse is one of the few African-American women on the LPGA Tour. Stackhouse is part of a small but important group of Black women's professional golfers.
Where is Stackhouse from?
Riverdale, Georgia. Mariah Stackhouse was born April 24, 1994 in Riverdale, Georgia.
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