Stephanie began playing the game of golf at the age of 5 years old. Her love for the game started from the beginning and it took her on to collegiate then professional golf. After graduating from UCF, she played 7 years on the Symetra Tour and Women's Canadian Tour, and qualified for the 2015 US Women's Open. In 2016, Stephanie began coaching collegiate golf with the UNF Women's Golf Team as an assistant coach. She found a new way to be involved in the game of golf and her love for sharing the game grew. In 2020, Stephanie transitioned to a new role as a full time teaching instructor.

Stephanie is active in the PGA and LPGA through education and playing opportunities. She has played in 6 KPMG Women's PGA Championship's, having qualified as a teaching professional. The 2025 PGA Professional Championship at PGA Golf Club will be her fourth PGA National Championship. Stephanie has earned the 2023 & 2024 Women's PGA Professional Player of the Year, the 2023 North Florida Section Women's Player of the Year, and was the '21, '22, & '24 Northern Chapter Player of the Year. She was also named the 2023 & 2025 Northern Chapter Player Development Award Winner and 2025 Nothern Chapter Youth Player Development Award Winner.

As a coach, Stephanie enjoys working with golfers to improve their short-game, putting, and overall on-course play. Currently, she is working toward earning the Specialist Certification though the PGA Education Program and the Flatstick Academy Staff Training Program.