Who Is Scott Piercy Wife Sara Piercy? Everything About The Golfer's Wife & Family

Sara Piercy and Scott Piercy met each other for the first time in school. They both attended San Diego State College, where they fell in love.

Then they decided to alter their secondary school sentiment into marriage, and now, they have been together for more than 30 years and are enjoying each other's company.

Sara, too, has an extensive interest in sports, and Scott is a sports person. Therefore she believes that the couple has been together for so long because curiosity about sports is one motive. Her favorite sporting event is The Waste Management Phoenix Open, as her husband participates in that event, and the atmosphere is also exciting.

His wife is a true baseball fan. Her favorite activity while on the road is to see the Major League baseball game. They watch the game if it is in the town where they reside.

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Their residency is in Las Vegas, near their childhood homes and their parents homes.

The couple does not have a huge age gap. They are of similar ages. The golf player was born on November 6, 1978. The American professional golf player is 44 years old now, and his wife might also be around 44.

The sports person and his wife have a birthday in the same month, November. Sara celebrates her birthday on November 13. Her husband gives birthday wishes to her on the 13 of November every year.

The golf player and his wife has three sons together. Cole Piercy, Brennan Piercy, and Jett Piercy are their children's names. The kids and their mother make the trip to watch the matches of Scott.

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All of their sons like and enjoys seeing golf matches, but the youngest one, Jett Piercy, likes golf the most among other boys. 

The American professional golf players' net worth is estimated to be around $45 million as of 2022. The golf player has earned a good income from his profession. He also has sponsorship from firms like FootJoy, IZOD, Apex System, MGM Grands, Lumos Network, and apparel company J. Lindeberg. In 2007, he won the Ultimate Game at Wynn Las Vegas G&CC and collected an estimated $2 million.