Jenny Haddock

Jenny Haddox completed her first season as an assistant coach of the Wolf Pack in 2024-25.

Jenny Haddox returned to her alma mater in 2024 as an assistant coach for the Nevada women’s golf program, bringing a deep understanding of the Pack’s culture and a passion for player development. In her first season on staff, Haddox played a key role in helping guide the Wolf Pack to a third-place finish at the 2025 Mountain West Championship—the program’s second-best result ever at the event.

Nevada posted a team score of 889 (+25), highlighted by an opening-round 288 (E) to lead the field after day one. The Pack also recorded a fifth-place finish at the USF Invitational and fired their lowest round of the year with a 286 (-2) at the Rainbow Wahine Invitational.

Haddox was instrumental in the development of several standout players throughout the season. She helped junior Gabby Kano earn All-Mountain West Second Team honors after leading the team with a 72.9 scoring average and posting multiple top-10 finishes, including a fourth-place showing in Hawai‘i.

Senior Anna Shultse made program history under Haddox’s guidance with a runner-up finish at the Mountain West Championship, shooting rounds of 70-75-70 for a 215 (-1) total—the best individual finish in Pack history at the event.

The season also featured a milestone moment as Kano and alumna Leah John qualified for and competed in the 2025 U.S. Women’s Open after carding matching 7-under 135s (65-70) at the Del Paso CC qualifier. Haddox’s leadership and firsthand experience as a former Pack golfer helped spark a season full of progress and pride.