Is Rickie Fowler’s Wife, Allison Stokke, Retired? All You Need to Know About the PGA Tour Pro’s Athletic Partner

Allison Stokke, former pole vaulter and wife of PGA Tour star Rickie Fowler, has long been known for her athletic prowess. Though she didn’t pursue a career in golf, her early years were dedicated to gymnastics, a path she initially chose thanks to her brother, national-level gymnast David Stokke. However, her focus soon shifted to pole vaulting, where she achieved remarkable success.

At Newport Harbor High School, she set a freshman record and went on to rank among the best in California and the U.S. in pole vaulting. Her talents earned her a scholarship to UC Berkeley, where she set records and received numerous academic and athletic honors.

Despite a strong collegiate career, Stokke narrowly missed the cut for the 2012 Olympics, yet her achievements caught the attention of sponsors, including Nike and GoPro.

While her athletic career eventually slowed, Stokke’s life took on a new chapter when she began dating Fowler in 2017. Their relationship blossomed, and they married in 2019. As of 2024, the couple has two daughters, Maya and Nellie, born in 2021 and 2024.

Stokke’s support and shared athletic background have been invaluable to Fowler, particularly during challenging seasons. Despite the shift from her own athletic aspirations, she continues to inspire and uplift Fowler’s career, offering both unwavering encouragement and a profound understanding of the competitive world of sports.