Jennifer (Feldott) Hall, a retired veteran on the LPGA Tour and current LPGA Tour member, who has competed in over 100 LPGA events, enters her fourth season as the head women's golf coach at Loyola University Chicago. Since her decision to end her professional playing career in 2002, the University of Missouri alum has served as a golf instructor at the Knollwood Club in Lake Forest. She is currently a teaching pro at Wilmette Golf Course.

In 2007-08, Hall piloted the Ramblers to four top-three team showings, including a first-place finish at the Loyola Triangular. Under Hall's watchful eye, Lucy McGovern earned All-Horizon League honors and tied for ninth place at the Horizon League Championship. During the fall season, Loyola established a school standard for 36-hole score by posting a 620 (311-309) at the IPFW Fall Classic.

Two seasons ago, Hall helped Loyola to four third-place or higher finishes, including second-place showings at the Grand Valley Spring Invite and the Detroit Mercy Triangular. Under Hall's guidance, freshman Lucy McGovern placed seventh at the Horizon League Championship and recorded eight top-ten finishes and placed among the top five on seven of those occasions. McGovern turned in the team's top score of the season, shooting an even-par 72 at the Grand Valley Spring Invite.

In her first season at Loyola in 2005-06, Hall guided the Ramblers to a third-place finish at the Horizon League Championships, thanks to a pair of top-ten finishes by Kaitlin Kearney (eighth) and Rachael Sinnen (ninth). Loyola finished no worse than fourth place in three of its five fall tournaments, and Kearney finished the year with an 80.7 average, which ranked her tied for sixth in the Horizon League.

After attending Missouri to study business and play on the softball team, Hall walked on to the Tigers' golf team and eventually played her way into the No. 1 position in the lineup. The first Missouri women's golfer to become a LPGA Tour member, Hall posted five career top 10 finishes as a professional as she competed in 105 tournaments worldwide, including four U.S. Opens, three LPGA Championships, the British Open and the Australian Masters, to name a few.

A 1994 graduate of Missouri with a B.S.B.A. in administrative management, Hall and her husband Mark reside in Chicago with their son, Charlie.