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Scott Stallings is a talented American professional golfer who has garnered fame worldwide through his amazing golf skills.
He has been playing the game for over a decade and has achieved several accolades.
Going on to claim multiple titles throughout his career, he has had his wife, Jennifer Stallings, by his side throughout.
In this piece, find out a little bit more about her.
Who is Jennifer Stallings?
Jennifer Stallings is a travel agent, short order cook and a professional walker best known as the wife of Scott Stallings, a professional golfer.
Jennifer Stallings was born Jennifer White in Oak Ridge, TN.
She first met Scott when he was just five years old and had recently moved to Oak Ridge.
Although they started dating in middle school, Jennifer did not kiss him, leading to their eventual breakup.
They reunited in high school but broke up once again, only to get back together when Jennifer chose Tennessee to pursue social work, not far from where Scott was attending Tennessee Tech.
Scott and Jennifer got married in Tennessee on August 25, 2007, the same year Scott turned pro.
This meant that Jennifer had to put her dreams on hold as she spent most of her time on the golf course supporting her husband.
Jennifer Stallings and Scott Stallings have 2 children together
In 2012, Jennifer discovered she was pregnant and gave birth to their first child, Finn Bradley Stallings, in February 2013.
They welcomed their second child, Millie White Stalling, in 2016.
The family of three currently resides in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Who is Scott Stallings?
Scott Stallings (born March 25, 1985) is an American professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour.
In 2008 and 2009, Stallings played on the Tarheel Tour and the NGA Hooters Tour.
In 2009, he made his first trip to the PGA Tour’s Qualifying School, where he missed a PGA Tour card by a single stroke.
His finish gave him status on the Nationwide Tour. He made 19 cuts in 28 events and finished 53rd on the Nationwide Tour.
He returned to Q School in 2010 and finished T11 to earn his card for 2011.
He struggled at the beginning and he missed his first five cuts, then finished T42 at the Puerto Rico Open for his first PGA Tour finish.
