Clark MacKenzie

Clark Fownes MacKenzie (Com ’63 CM) was inducted into the Maryland State Golf Association Hall of Fame. MacKenzie is a lifelong steward of amateur golf who has held various leadership roles in the United States Seniors’ Golf Association. He has competed in numerous senior championships in the U.S. and internationally. In 2015, he received the USSGA’s William C. Campbell Award, the organization’s highest honor. During his days as a student at UVA, he played on the Varsity golf team for three years—including two years as captain—and was elected president of the V Club, among other honors and involvements.

Clark MacKenzie (Com ’63 CM) received the William C. Campbell Award from the United States Seniors’ Golf Association for his contributions to the association and to the advancement of amateur golf. He has played on the USSGA international team 15 times since 1998, captained the team for four years and served as team secretary for two years. Mr. MacKenzie has also served on a number of committees for the organization, including the committee planning the celebration of the USSGA’s 100th anniversary in 2005, and has served on its board of governors in various capacities. A member of the Senior Slam Society, he has participated in each of the USSGA’s invitational tournaments. He and his wife, Andy, live in Jackson, Wyoming.

Clark MacKenzie (Com ’63) is president of the United States Seniors’ Golf Association (USSGA). Started in 1905, the organization has over 1,000 members. Mr. MacKenzie has been a member of the USSGA International Team for the past 12 years and served as captain for four years. At the University, he was captain of the Golf Team for two years, 1962 and 1963, and was president of the Student Athletic Council.