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Angela Akins Garcia is married to Sergio Garcia as of July 29th, 2017. Angela Akins Garcia loves sports that is remarkable considering the widespread myth that women do not like sports. Maybe, her birth into an athletic family has influenced her choice as a professional athlete, or perhaps she's simply naturally drawn to sports. The success she has achieved in sports has made her an Fox journalist and does great work. However she is better known for being the wife of famous golfer Sergio Garcia. Angela Akins Garcia was basically hidden until the marriage of the famous sportsman pushed her into the spotlight, therefore, there is a lack of information on the life events that took place before she was married to the pro golfer. The media know that Angela Akins Garcia was born 1985, but she was not born in the month or day. Angela Akins Gracia became interested in sports when she was an teen and started to play golf. After a series of lessons, the Angela Akins Gracia learned the art of making a steady and strong swing. As she grew more skilled, she grew older and won in excess of eight golf tournaments when she was she was in high school. Garcia, as head coach for the Mable Falls High School golf team in 2003 and in 2006, guided the team to an impressive 3rd place performance in a regional tournament. There is no doubt that the lady is quite skilled at the game and has won over 17 medals to her name on the national level and is a member of Ladies Texas Golf Association. After graduating from high school, Garcia went on into Texas Christain University studied there for a couple of years prior to moving into University of Texas. University of Texas. The University of Texas exposed her to a more aggressive environment and made her skills stronger as the days rolled by. Angela Akin Garcia, despite the fact she found happiness and fulfillment as a professional golfer, had no intention about pursuing a career in the field. In the end, she decided to pursue journalistic studies. She landed her first job following her graduation as a Fox Sports Southwest Reporter.