Born in Selmer, Tennessee, Micky Wolfe had many hobbies, but only one passion – golf. After graduating from McNairy Central High School in 1994, Micky accepted a golf scholarship to Union University.
During his time at Union, Micky was named to 26 All-Tournament teams, which remains a school record. During the spring of his freshman year, Micky earned All-Tournament status at the Berry College Invitational, the most prestigious tournament in the NAIA. His consistent play resulted in being named TCAC First-Team Conference in 1995. Many other honors followed Micky’s stellar golf career at Union: TCAC First Team All Conference in 1996; 1996 Individual Conference Championship; named to the 1997 Inaugural Tran-South All Conference Team and Individual Championship.
As Micky approached his senior year at Union, his commendable performance at the NAIA National Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma, led him from 77th to 5th place after three rounds. On May 18, 1998, Micky was named to the 1998 NAIA Men’s Golf All-American Team. After graduation from Union in 1998, he served as Assistant Coach of the Union Golf Team for one year.
Mr. Wolfe, earned membership in the PGA of America in 2002, winning over 20 tournaments in his professional career, including the Alabama PGA Championship in 2006, earning him an invitation to the 2007 National Championship in Sunriver, Oregon.
Micky is the Director of Golf Operation at The Huntsville Country Club. In 2007 he was awarded the Dixie PGA Section President’s Plaque for outstanding contributions to golf.
The Wolfe’s live in Madison, Alabama, where Micky, Stacy, a 1998 Union alumna, and their three children, Gentry, Ella, and Nolen are active members at Lindsay Lane Baptist Church, where Micky is a deacon and leads a young adult Bible study.
