Allisen Corpuz’ parents have a Filipino-Korean background. Also, she keeps sharing their images on her growing social media account.
The Asian-rooted American golfer started playing in LPGA Tour events in 2016. She has competed in four of them until now, with the 2020 U.S. Women’s Open becoming her recent one.
She has gained some name in the industry since her amateur career as Corpuz was in the winning team of the 2021 Curtis Cup. She remained undisputed for three matches but did not further participate in foursome sessions. She also grasped the attention of many after becoming the youngest qualified in the history of U.S. Women’s Amateur Public Links.
Besides her golfing career, she is a graduate and a certified data analyst and is currently learning Minitab. She also has a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certification, which was issued at the end of 2019.
Top 10 Facts To Know About Pro Golfer Allisen Corpuz
- Allisen Corpuz was born on 20 March 1998 to her Filipino-Korean parents in America, making her 24 years as of 2022.
- The pro-golfer from Hawaii also has a sibling. Her brother is George Son Corpuz, with a social media presence on Instagram. His bio describes him as a sociolinguist and Political activist.
- She was the youngest qualifier in the United States Women’s Amateur Public Links history at the age of ten years, three months, and nine days after surpassing Michelle Wie West of Hawaii in 2008.
- She attended Punahou School in 2003, finally passing out in 2016. It is situated in Honolulu, Hawaii, and was founded in 1841, becoming the largest coeducational, independent school of a single college in the United States.
- Allisen joined the University of Southern California- Marshall Schoo of Business in 2016, where she received her Bachelor’s in Business Administration and Management.
- She attended the same university for her graduate degree and completed her study in 2020 with Masters in Global Supply Chain Management.
- She has nearly two decades of golfing experience and was on the USC Women’s Golf team and was named WGCA and Pac-12 All-America. She contributed and helped the team to the 2018 NCAA semi-finals.
- The mid-twenties Asian American pro golfer won the 2014 Hawaii State Open. In addition, she represented her hometown in the Asian Pacific Junior Cup the same year.
- Corpuz is in a relationship with her longtime boyfriend, Daniel Eckstrom, who is n a Captain in US Marine, and appeared on her social media for the first time in 2018.
- She has official career earnings of $518,885 and is ranked 44 by CME Globe, whereas she is in 81 positions according to Rolex ranking as seen on the LPGA website.