Stewart Hagestad is a professional golfer from the United States. Hagestad has won seven amateur titles, including three U.S. Mid-Amateurs in 2016, 2021, and 2023. He started his college golf career at the University of South California, from where he graduated in 2013. Hagestad represented the United States in the Walker Cup, which the team won in 2017, 2019, 2021, and 2023. In the 2019 Pan Am Games, he placed 13th individually and won gold in the mixed-team event.
Hagestad also tied for the 36th place at the 2017 Masters Tournament as a low amateur. He played at the 2022 U.S. Open, his fifth major start, and finished in 64th place. The Newport Beach, California native, was the first U.S. Mid-Amateur champion qualifier to make the Masters Tournament cut in 2017, but he hasn't made the cut again as of April 2024.
Who are Stewart Hagestad’s parents?
Stewart Hagestad was born to his parents John Hagestad and Merry Anderson on April 10, 1991, in Newport Beach, California. He has three siblings, two brothers and a sister. They are George, Richard, and Leigh Hagestad, as per Team USA. Stewart, talking about his siblings to CBS News in 2017, said, "I'm by far the least impressive sibling of all the kids."
Who is Stewart Hagestad’s father?
Stewart Hagestad’s father, John Hagestad, first took him to a golf course when he was four years old, as per Golf Monthly.
Who is Stewart Hagestad’s Mother?
Merry Anderson was present alongside Hagestad during the 2024 Masters, as per Amateurgolf.com. Talking about his mother, Hagestad said, "My mom told me pretty early on that if I want anything bad enough, anything's achievable," to CBS News in 2017.
What nationality are Stewart Hagestad’s parents?
Stewart Hagestad’s parents are of American nationality.
FAQs on Stewart Hagestad Parents
A. Stewart Hagestad is from Newport Beach, California.
A. Stewart Hagestad played college golf at the Callaway Collegiate Match Play Championship, as per USC Athletics.
A. John Hagestad and Merry Anderson are Stewart Hagestad's parents, as per Team USA.
A. Stewart Hagestad played in the Masters three times as of January 2025, based on Masters.com.
