Suzy Whaley

Suzy Whaley (born November 10, 1966) is an American professional golfer.

Career Whaley was born in 1966. She is from Connecticut. While at University of North Carolina, she played on their golf team. is questioned by some because the regional qualifying tournament she won was aided by her being allowed to play the course off tees 699 yards shorter than the men she competed against in that regional qualifying. Whaley played 6,239 yards, while the men had to play 6,938 yards (a 10% shorter course). ESPN described her in 2003 as "a 36-year-old club pro who played briefly on the LPGA tour." In November 2018, became the first woman president of the PGA of America.

She is currently recognized by Golf for Women as a top 50 female instructor and is a board member and advisor for numerous organizations, including Golfer Girl Magazine.

Personal life Both of her daughters and a niece play golf, and have participated in the Girls Junior PGA National Championships.

Awards and honors In 2021, Whaley was inducted into the Connecticut Golf Hall of Fame.