Who Is Cameron Young's Wife? Meet Kelsey Dalition
Get to know the two-time PGA Tour winner's wife Kelsey Dalition a little better here as well as finding out a bit more regarding the pair's family

PGA Tour star Cameron Young has emerged as one of the brightest talents around in recent years.
He was named PGA Tour Rookie of the Year for the 2021/22 season and has since become an established member of the circuit, winning twice - including at The Players Championship in 2026 - and rising to No.3 in the world.
However, it's not just on the course where the American is settled. Young recovered from a tricky time during Covid on the golf course, which was helped by marrying his partner Kelsey Dalition in 2021.
The couple enjoyed a private ceremony shortly after Young turned pro, with the golfer's former caddie Scott McKean as his best man. At the time, Young was only 23 years old.
The privacy of the pair's wedding is an indication of how they conduct their personal lives, with the couple preferring to keep their relationship largely out of the spotlight. There is very little available information about Kelsey online, and that suits the family just fine.
Cameron Young and his wife Kelsey pictured during The Masters Par 3 contest in 2023
Young and Dalition began dating after his stint at Wake Forest, but they had known each other for a long time before that.
Explaining how the couple met and what he appreciated about the early dynamic in their marriage, Young told Golfweek back in 2021: "I played hockey for her dad and with her brother.
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"They’re not a golf family at all so Kelsey is kind of still learning the ropes. It’s actually great for me, because the last thing I want to do when I get home is answer questions like, ‘Why’d you pull a 9-iron on 16?’ That would make my head explode, so that’s been a blessing.”
Nevertheless, Kelsey's knowledge and interest of the game has been growing and she regularly accompanies her husband at events along with their three children, Henry, John and Vivienne. The family have been to the The Masters Par 3 Contest multiple times and were on site for both of Young's PGA Tour wins.
When their eldest child, Henry, was born a year after their marriage, the couple had yet to settle into their own home. He told Golf Digest: "We've been living with our parents the whole time. Spent a lot of time with my family, my wife. We have a little baby, so spent a lot of family time, which has been great."
However, once the prize money began accumulating thanks to Young's success, they could afford a place of their own, eventually buying a property in Jupiter, Florida.
Even before that, though, Kelsey, with baby in tow, was there to support Cameron as he continued his rise in the game.
He added: "Honestly, they've been out with me the last couple weeks and it's been such a nice change of pace to be with them on the road. I think it just keeps you a little fresher. You get off the course and you can kind of forget about golf a little bit, which is really nice."
Young poses with his family and The Players Championship trophy after winning in 2026
Away from the golf course, both Kelsey and Cameron are devout Catholics who always attend mass on Sundays no matter what.
An example of this being tested occurred during the 2026 Masters when Young was co-leading through 54 holes following an incredible seven-under round on Saturday.
With the eyes of the golfing world on him, Young revealed he and his wife would find a way to attend mass in the Augusta area - even if he was likely to be recognized by the congregation.
He said: "It might [be difficult to go unnoticed], but it's not going to stop us, I think. I don't know where we're going to go yet, but we'll find somewhere and take the kids. We'll be out in full force just like usual."

Matt joined Golf Monthly in February 2021 covering weekend news, before also transitioning to equipment and testing. After freelancing for Golf Monthly and The PGA for 18 months, he was offered a full-time position at the company in October 2022 and continues to cover news and social media.
Taking up the game when he was just seven years of age, Matt made it into his county squad just a year later and continues to play the game at a high standard, with a handicap of around 2-4. To date, his best round is a six-under-par 66 having been seven-under through nine.
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