Competitive golfers focus on finding the right lines off the tee, among various other aspects of their game plans. Katrin Wolfe, hailing from East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, is a seasoned player who has competed in eight USGA championships. Notably, she made it to the round of 16 as the No. 62 seed at the 2023 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur, facing off against eventual finalist Kelsey Chugg, the 2017 champion. Wolfe’s track record on the course speaks volumes about her skill.
In addition to her prowess as a player, Wolfe also serves as a field staff representative for the Mid-Atlantic region of the Golf Course Superintendents Association of America. This role gives her a unique perspective on the competition she witnesses.
Speaking about her job, Wolfe shared, “My favorite part of the job is to thank the superintendents and their crews for the work that they do. They don’t always get the thank yous they deserve, and I wouldn’t have the opportunity to do this great sport if it wasn’t for their great work. They put in a lot of long hours. I just hope I can make their jobs better.”
Wolfe, who has been the Pennsylvania Women’s Mid-Amateur runner-up in the past five years,…
