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Angela Akins Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia as of July 29, 2017. The passion of Angela Akins Garcia for sport is unparalleled especially when you compare it with the myth of women cannot be sports lovers. Perhaps her upbringing as a member of a family that was very athletic has influenced her decision to become a professional athlete. Or, she may simply be interested in the sport. Though she's a very successful professional athlete, her role as journalist for Fox Sports Journalist is exemplary. But she's better known for her work as the wife of the golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia was basically obscure prior to her wedding to the famous sportsman pushed her in the spotlight. therefore, there is a lack of information on her personal life prior to the time she got married the professional golfer. The media knows that she was a 1985 infant, but the year and month of her birth are not available. Angela Akins Gracia had a fascination with sports since she was a little girl and decided to study the game of golf. She attended several golf classes to master a powerful yet relaxed swing. Through the years, she became experienced and completed more than eight tournaments as high school students. As the captain of Mable Falls high school's golf team Garcia led her team to 3rd spot in the regional 2003 event, which they then finished as sixth place in 2006. There is no doubt that she is a professional golfer. In the past, she has received more than 17 gold medals, including at the National stage. Garcia is also part of the Women's Texas Golf Association. After graduating from highschool, Garcia attended Texas Christain University for a few years, and then transferred to the University of Texas. The University of Texas provided her with more rivalry at the University that made her capabilities more pronounced over the course of time. Even though the lady found joy and fulfilment as a golfer Angela Akin Garcia never dreamt of becoming a professional golfer, so she decided to pursue journalism. Following her graduation, she got a job with Fox Sports Southwest as a journalist.