Jennifer Rosenberg, a 25-year-old native of Syosset, New York, has been a familiar face on the Epson Tour since 2023. She played collegiately at Tulane University and was a two-time all-American Athletic Conference golfer during her college career, before deciding to turn professional.

Rosenberg’s rookie season on the Epson Tour came in 2023, and like many rookies, it had its ups and downs. In the 2023 season, she had 18 starts and made eight cuts, with her low round of the season coming during the first round of the Champions Fore Change Invitational, where she carded a 6-under 66.

In 2024, Jenny competed in seven events and made two cuts with a career low of 65 during the first round of the Wildhorse Ladies Golf Classic, where she finished T32, her best result that season.

She has battled on and off the Epson Tour over the past two seasons, but is rediscovering the game that helped her earn two All-Conference selections at the University of Tulane. Earlier this year, she clinched her first professional win at the NXXT Epson Tour Qualifier at Southern Hills with a total combined score of 12 under par.

Off the course, the past few years have been a struggle for Jenny and her family as they continue to mourn the tragic loss of her mother.

“It's definitely been a tough road, but she always wanted me to play with a smile on my face, and she used to watch me all the time,” expressed Rosenberg. “She just wanted me to have fun and do my best, and that's all you can ask for.”

This weekend, Jenny is prepping to tee it up in her second Epson Tour start of the 2025 season at the Hartford HealthCare Women’s Championship presented by Munich Re at Great River Golf Club in Milford, Conn. Jenny is looking forward to “kind of being near home and where family can come and watch. I think it's just super special.”

Next week, Jenny will be heading to Muskogee, Okla., for the Green County Behavioral Health Services Real Okie Championship on the ANNIKA Women’s All Pro Tour (WAPT). Rosenberg is also excited to use this week as preparation for LPGA Q-Series coming up at the end of the season.

“I'm looking to regain my status on the Epson Tour and take it as far as I can,” said Rosenberg. “I think this is a great prep for Q-School coming up. This is the top level, so to get out here as much as I can, it's important to work on my game and kind of go up against these girls.”

Fans are in for a thrilling weekend as the Hartford HealthCare Women’s Championship presented by Munich Re is set to begin at 7:15 a.m. local time on Thursday morning. This year’s event brings added intensity with an extended format, shifting from a 54-hole to a 72-hole stroke play tournament, promising even more drama and competition.

All eyes will be on Epson Tour veteran Daniela Iacobelli as she returns to defend her 2024 title. Stayed tuned to see if Jenny can rise to the occasion this weekend on @EpsonTour and @hhcwomenschamp socials.

Jenny Rosenberg’s Road to Redemption Begins Close to Home

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