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Angela Akins Garcia and Sergio Garcia are married since July 29th, 2017. Angela Akins Garcia is a sports enthusiast who defies the stereotype that women don't enjoy sports. Maybe her growing up as a member of a family that was very athletic influenced the choice of her to pursue a career as a professional sportsperson. Or, she may have a passion for sports. Though she's a very successful sportswoman, her work as a Fox Sports Journalist is exemplary. The most famous thing about her is having been the wife of the golf legend Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia spent most of her life in dark shadows. The fact that she was married to a golfer has attracted more recognition. The information regarding her early life is limited. Though it's clear that she's from the year 1985, her exact birth month and year aren't accessible to the press. Angela Akins Gracia had a love for sports since she was a little girl and chose to learn the game of golf. In order to master the skill of making a confident yet controlled swing, Angela took several lessons. As she grew more skilled, she gained experience and subsequently won in excess of eight golf tournaments when she was she was in high school. Garcia was the Mable Falls Golf team's captain during 2003. They took the third place at the regional competition and they placed sixth at the regional tournament in the year 2006. It's no secret that she is skilled at the game and has claimed over 17 gold medals at a national level. She is a part of the The Women's Golf Association of Texas. Garcia attended Texas Christain University to study for some years after her graduation from high school. She then transferred to the University of Texas. Once she enrolled at Texas Christain University she was introduced to a competitive atmosphere that allowed her to develop her golfing skills. Angela Akin Garcia, despite the fact she found happiness and satisfaction as a professional golfer, never thought of going into the profession. Instead, she pursued the field of journalism. When she graduated in journalism, she got a job as reporter for Fox Sports Southwest reporter.