Ally Ewing

Ally Ewing’s Early Life and Background

Ally Ewing was born on October 25, 1992, in Tupelo, Mississippi, where she grew up as an American professional golfer who currently competes in the LPGA Tour. She has won three LPGA tour events, including the LPGA Drive On Championship in 2020, the Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play in 2021, and the Kroger Queen City Championship in 2022. Ewing, who attended Mississippi State University and quit her job in 2015, is a standout among women golfers. In particular, she became a member of the 2019 Solheim Cup team and is characterized by the strength that she has successfully dealt with Type 1 diabetes since 2016.

Ally Ewing’s Amateur Career

Her amateur career included nine victories, five of which occurred when she was a student at Mississippi State University. McDonald's has won the Mississippi State Amateur twice. She also owns the North and South Women's Amateurs.

She competed on the winning US teams at the 2013 Spirit International Amateur Golf Championship. Her outstanding golf play earned her the Curtis Cup in 2014.

Ally Ewing’s amateur wins are as follows

• 2011 Big I National, Mississippi State Amateur

• 2012 Mississippi State Amateur, Las Vegas Collegiate Showdown

• 2013 NCAA Division 1 Central Regional, North and South Women's Amateur, Old Waverly Bulldog Invite

• 2014 The Schooner Fall Classic, Old Waverly Bulldog Invite

Ally Ewing’s Professional Career

Ally Ewing, who is a professional golfer, turned professional in the year 2015 after she managed a T-22 finish at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament. She mainly played on the Symetra Tour in 2016, where she claimed the runner-up money-standings prize through Four second-place finishes. From 2017, she was a full-time player on the LPGA Tour and had 3 LPGA Tour wins. The titles are the 2020 LPGA Drive On Championship as well as the Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play, and the Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G in 2022. Ewing was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes about a year after his career kicked off and is married to Charlie Ewing who serves as coach for the Mississippi East State female golf team.

Ally Ewing’s Caddie

As of March 2024, Kurt Moskaly became Ally Ewing's caddie. Moskaly is a caddie, with two-time Solheim Cup player Megan Khang, who has an extensive background. Before their pairing up, Moskaly played with Ewing in several events and had one victory in the Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play. Ewing has said that she highly respects Moskaly who is not just a caddy to her, but a family member.

Ally Ewing’s Golf Journey

Ewing''s career as a professional golfer began in 2015. She finished T22 in the Final Stage, earning an LPGA membership for the 2016 season. The following year, she had eight top-10 results on the Epson Tour, including four runners-up, and finished with the second-highest earnings total ($110,359) in tour history. She got the Heather Wilbur Award, which is voted on by the players. She qualified for the Evian Championship and finished T30 in her LPGA Tour rookie debut in 2016.

In 2017, she had a career-best 13th-place result at the Evian Championship. She was ranked seventh on Tour in eagles, with nine. In 2018, she had three top-10 finishes and three additional top-25 results. She fired all three rounds in the 60s at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G, landing a career-best T3 finfish.

In 2019, she had three top-10 results, including a season-best at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G. She tied for sixth at the ANA Inspiration, her highest finish in a major competition. She became a member of the United States Solheim Cup squad, with a 1-3-0 record; appointed to the team on Tuesday of competition week when Stacy Lewis withdrew due to injury.

In 2020, I won the LPGA Drive On Championship - Reynolds Lake Oconee for the first time as a Rolex. The next year, she finished in the top ten four times, including winning the Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play hosted by Shadow Creek. She became a member of the United States Solheim Cup squad. In 2022, she finished in the top ten twice and won the Kroger Queen City Championship. In 2023, she had five top-10 performances, including a season-best at the Kroger Queen City Championship. She was a member of the United States Solheim Cup team.

Ally Ewing Achievements

Ally Ewing’s achievements are as follows

• 2022 Kroger Queen City Championship presented by P&G

• 2021 Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play Hosted by Shadow Creek

• 2020 LPGA Drive On Championship - Reynolds Lake Oconee

• Solheim Cup - 2019, 2021,2023

• Tied for sixth at the ANA Inspiration, her career-best finish in a major championship

• Fired all three rounds in the 60s at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G to pick up a career-best T3 finish

Ally Ewing’s Major

Ally Ewing’s Awards and Honors

Ally Ewing has received several awards and honors in her golf career, including:

• Winning the LPGA Drive On Championship in 2020

• Winning the Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play in 2021

• Winning the Kroger Queen City Championship in 2022

• Being a member of the United States Solheim Cup team in 2019, 2021, and 2023

• Being named to the 2019 Solheim Cup team to replace an injured Stacy Lewis

• Finishing T9 in the Dundonald Links Freed Group Women's Scottish Open in 2023

• Being a Ping Tour Pro and using Ping equipment

Ewing has also been honored for her successes outside the classroom, namely for being granted Martha Welman Dahringer Award at Southeast Missouri State University which is an honor bestowed to the top graduate teaching assistant in the English Department, as well as being an NCA finalist in 2007. Her scholarship list is quite long with some awards being the Clarence H. Dalton Scholarship, the Frances E. Daniel Endowed Scholarship, the Rex and Melba Endowed Scholarship, and the Neal E. Boyd Endowed Scholarship for Performing Arts

Ally Ewing’s Net Worth

Ewing’s net worth is not accurately available in the public domain as of March 2024. Ewing's overall career earnings were $4.2 million as of March 2024. She earned 20 career top-10 finishes and three professional victories. She received $195,000 for her debut win at the 2020 LPGA Drive On Championship. In the same season, she placed second at the Pelican Women's Championship with a score of 269, under 11, earning $135,214.

The following season, she won the 2021 Bank of Hope LPGA Match-Play for $225,000, with no other notable earnings throughout the season. In 2022, she won the Kroger Queen City Championship for $262,500. She won $1 million in 2023 by competing in 20 tournaments and made cuts in 16 of them.

As of March 2024, she had made $81,624 from two events. She finished tied for fourth place in the season-opener, the Hilton Grand Vacations Tournament of Champions, collecting $76,337. She followed this with the most recent LPGA Drive On Championship, where she tied for 55th position and earned $5,287.

Ally Ewing’s Ventures

According to Ewing’s official Instagram account, she has endorsement relationships with Ping, Antigua Apparel, Titleist, Footjoy, Renasant Bank, and Cozen O'Connor. However, the contents of the agreements have not been revealed to the public, thus her income from them is unknown.

Ally Ewing’s Assets

Ewing resides in Fulton, Mississippi, USA. She married Charlie Ewing and has lived with him since 2019. However, her true residence information is not available on the internet. Furthermore, Ewing is quite discreet about her life. She only posts a few intimate moments on social media, which elegantly separates her business and personal lives. As a result, no further information regarding Ally Ewing's assets is available on the internet.

Ally Ewing’s Family

Ally Ewing's parents are Jamie and Angie McDonald. There is little information on the Ewing family. Andrew McDonald, Ally Ewing's younger brother, is known only by his name.

Ally Ewing’s Husband

Ally Ewing is married to Charlie Ewing, who is the head coach for Mississippi State's Women's Golf Team. Ewing previously served as an assistant coach for the Mississippi State men's golf program under Dusty Smith at the start of the 2017-18 season. He grew up in Texas and played golf in college, where he was a four-time letter winner at Vanderbilt and a member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll for four years. Charlie won the Arkansas State Red Wolf Intercollegiate in 2012 and has four top-five and ten top-ten results at Vanderbilt. He has offered to be an assistant coach for Texas Tech Men's Golf. Ally and Charlie secretly married on May 30, 2020, in a small ceremony attended by only a few family members and friends due to the pandemic.