Isabelle Shee’s Parents

Isabelle Shee, a social media personality and a former athlete, goes by "Sock Girl" among her over 400K Instagram followers. Shee claimed that she started using social media in 2017 when Paige Spiranac, another well-known golfer, "opened up the door for golf influencers." In 2020, Shee teamed up with her younger sister Kat on social media. Together, they have about 130K followers on their unique Instagram handle, @sheesisters. Furthermore, they have 51.3K subscribers to their YouTube account.

Shee played college golf at UC Riverside and later transferred to UNLV. However, she was unsure about her future. Shee relied on a close-knit circle, including her sister Kat Shee along with golfers Maiya Tanaka and Tisha Alyn, as per the NY Post. Shee also owns “Inside Story Golf,” a firm that makes golf socks, as per the Golf Digest. Choosing to turn her moniker into a business, her firm's socks with an 80s vibe are available on the firm's website, insidestory.co; they are created sustainably from coffee grinds and recycled plastic.

Who are Isabelle Shee’s parents?

Isabelle Shee’s parents are Robert Shee and Carolyne Shee, as per her UC Riverside athletic profile. However, no further information is available about Robert and Carolyne besides their names.

Shee hails from Diamond Bar, California. She attended Diamond Bar High School and helped the team achieve a 32-1 record. Shee also appeared at CIF and was named to the All-League team. Tony McCabe then served as her coach. Isabelle’s younger sister, Kaitleen Shee, also played college football at St. John’s University. The NY Post reported that the siblings believe their golfing backgrounds are just one of the factors that distinguish them in the ever-expanding field of golf influencers.

Isabelle and Kat, the creators of Inside Story Golf, a sustainable sock line, say their ultimate goal is to "create a brand bigger than" themselves. Isabelle explained to the NY Post:

“In a way, we are content creators, but not in the traditional sense you would think.” “Social media, in terms of brand partnerships, it’s not our main source of income. But really, our main motive for growing a following and a platform is really to market our own products and create a brand bigger than ourselves.”