Stewart Ginn

About Stewart Ginn

Stewart Ginn Jr., a financial investments expert from San Diego, CA, comes from a rich background in hospitality management. Originally from Tasmania, Australia, Stewart arrived in the U.S. on a golf scholarship. This is quite an accomplishment, given the limited number of golf scholarships available; Ginn would have regularly scored in the 70s. By the time Stewart graduated from the University of South Carolina in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Business, he was well acclimated to his new country. He had met and played with some big-name golfers, including Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus.

Ginn Jr. would go on to balance his lifestyle as an amateur golfer with a hospitality industry career and his entrepreneurial venture, becoming a licensed stockbroker and opening a financial services firm in 2009. His success as a businessman and financial investing advisor is undeniable. Not only does Stewart’s firm have offices nationwide, but he also bought a New York Stock Exchange Membership interest for the NYSE floor and created both a structured product and a fixed-income trading desk.

Since his youth, Stewart Ginn Jr. has visited and lived in many countries for years. Ginn spent some of his young adult life in Malaysia, where he perfected his golf game. Stewart enjoyed his time in Malaysia, where the landscape is breathtaking, the communities are friendly, and the cost of living is very affordable.

Being of a competitive spirit, Ginn plays chess and loves to match his wits against Mother Nature, surfing whenever he’s near a coastline. As an accomplished cook, Stewart enjoys experimenting with ethnic dishes that remind him of some of the many towns and provinces he has visited. He has a genuine affinity for all sports, especially soccer. But golf, which he first learned from his father, Stewart Taylor Paxton Ginn Sr., a celebrated Australian golfer, deeply stirs his passion for excellence.

Before coming to the United States, Ginn’s golfing career was well underway, making the cut at both the Malaysian Open and the Singapore Rolex Masters in 1995.

During his college years, Stewart Ginn played for the South Carolina Gamecocks men’s golf team, competing in the NCAA’s Southeastern Conference in Division I. This league has seen some of the nation’s top golfers increase in rank. But, it is likely that Ginn would never foresee the path he would take among some of golf’s most outstanding athletes as he came to the U.S. via Malaysia.