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Stewart Hagestad’s Modern Amateur Golf Legacy: From Pine Valley to Augusta, the Walker Cup and Beyond

Inside Stewart Hagestad’s Historic Amateur Golf Career

Stewart Hagestad has spent much of the last decade proving that there is still another path in elite golf.

At a time when most of the game’s best amateurs move quickly from college golf into professional careers, Hagestad has stayed. He has built a body of work around USGA championships, Walker Cups and some of the most prestigious amateur events in the world, while continuing to compete against players who are often more than a decade younger. At 35, he is no longer simply an accomplished mid-amateur or a veteran presence in elite amateur golf. He has become one of the defining American amateurs of the modern era.

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McKenzie Steenson

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McKenzie Steenson works as AmateurGolf.com's Content and Sponsorship Manager, producing articles and social posts covering hot moments in amateur golf and showcasing the best equipment in the game. She is a 5 handicap who started playing 6 years ago, so her game is still a work in progress! She loves golf, all sports and competition, playing the guitar and mixing music, and spending time with her friends and family.