Jennifer Lauren Coleman, a.k.a. Jenny Coleman is a growing American golf player competing in LPGA. She finished her collegiate career at the Buffaloes, where she made it to National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) in 2011, 2012, and 2014 as a team and in 2013 as an individual.
Jenny Coleman was born on August 26, 1992, in Rolling Hills Estates, California. She is Colin and Barbara's daughter and has a twin sister, Kristin, and the CU golf team. She stands 5ft 9 inch(1.75m) tall in height.
Coleman started playing golf from the age of 5. She earned four letters in golf under Coach Bob Wilton from Palos Verdes Peninsula High School in 2010. She holds the school's record for shooting 33 on the front nine. She got one win while playing collegiate golf. She was the Bay League Individual Champion in her junior and senior seasons.
In 2016, she turned professional. She finished T29 at the 2016 LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to earn Priority List Category 17 status for the 2017 season. She holds 28 program records, including 47 events and 139 rounds. She got 1 victory,7 top-five finishes,10 top-ten finishes, and 20 top twenty finishes.
She is majoring in business in Colorado. In high school, she was named to the principal's honor roll all four years, earned California Scholarship Federation recognition her sophomore through senior seasons, and was named to the Mu Alpha Theta National Math Honor Society both her junior and senior years.
Like other golfers, Coleman also makes money by taking part in different tournaments and being paid a significant about of money for corporation-sponsored events. The total career earning of Coleman is $120,660.
In 2017, she took part in 10 events in which she made a cut in one making $4,640. Similarly, in 2020, in a nutshell, she took part in 13 events in which two cuts made worth $15028.
At the age of 28, Coleman is still single and has not publicly shared a lot about her personal affairs. She tries to keep her personal and life matters a secret. She has not shared any information related to her personal life.
She might get married after she completes her goal, which is to be a professional national golfer. She plans to focus more on her career building for now and is working hard to achieve it.
Jenny has got a few recognitions. In 2012-13 she finished her season by ranking 91 in Golfweek and 104 in golf stats. In 2013-14 she got Academic All-Pac-12 honorable mention and was also awarded as teams MVP. In 2014 she improved the finished season ranking. That is, she ranked 72 in Golfweek and 84 in golf stats.
Not only her ranking in Golfweek and golf stats, but she was also appointed as the team leader of the buffaloes for her outstanding performance. Similarly, she has earned four letters in her high school from her coach.
