Mary Hafeman

Mary Hafeman is the Director of Golf Operations at the LPGA International Golf Club in Daytona Beach Florida. 

Her accolates include:

• A former player on the LPGA Tour, one of the games’s “Top 50 Golf for Women Teachers” according to Golf for Women magazine
• recognized as a ”Top Teacher” by region by Golf Magazine
• former head golf professional at Ocean Hammock Golf Club. 
• an A-4 member of the PGA of America and an LPGA Class A member.

Her outstanding amateur career highlights included:

• A 1980 University of Florida graduate, Hafeman was the captain and most valuable player as a member of the Gators’ women’s golf team. 
• elected to the university’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1998. 
• 1979 Women’s Western Amateur Champion
• 1980 USGA Curtis Cup Team member
• 1981 Women’s Eastern Amateur Champion. 

Her professional tournament highlights include:

• In 1999 Hafeman was elected vice president of The First Tee program of St. John's County.  
• served as director of the Women’s Western Golf Association since 1995. 
• honorary chairman for the 2004 Women's Western Championship -- an event she won in 1979. 
• named 2006 Club Professional of the Year by the LPGA SE Section Teaching and Club Division 
• 2006 North Florida Section PGA Standard of Excellence performance recognition.  

• In 2003 Hafeman was inducted into the Wisconsin State Golf Association's Hall of Fame.
   

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