Abby Vogl was born in Denver, Colorado, growing up with humble beginnings in the small town of Elizabeth, CO. After finding a set of golf clubs in the family barn, she taught herself how to hit the ball in the field behind it. After picking up the game, Abby played in various junior tournaments and played for the Elizabeth High School team, playing varsity all throughout her high school years. At 18 years old, her hard work paid off, earning her the opportunity to golf at the University of Denver on a full ride scholarship.

     In 2005, Abby graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Environmental Law, a year before she would go on to playing on the LPGA tour, earning her rank as the best female golfer in the world. In 2008, she graduated from the Sturm College of Law at the University of Denver at the top of her class, exhibiting her exemplary ability to balance her school work and golf. During her studies in Denver, she met the love of her life, a local hockey player, whom also attended DU. Her husband plays professional hockey for the Colorado Avalanche. Today, Abby lives in Cherry Hills Village with her husband, as well as her two sons, 15 and 17. She enjoys an active lifestyle, which includes walking her french bulldogs, Oscar and Millie, cooking, and spending time with her family. She is avidly involved in the lives of her sons, who play varsity hockey for the Kent Denver School.

     Abby has dreamed big, working hard to become the first female President of the United States. Along with her twin sister, Brittany, as her Vice President, she focuses on creating a stronger American future for the citizens of this beautiful country.