Hannah Leiner’s Parents

Hannah Leiner is a social media influencer, media personality, and presenter. She has collaborated with several well-known companies in and outside the golf world over the last few years, such as Smith & Quinn, PXG, Penguin, LIV Golf, and Short Par 4. Leiner has more than 300K followers on Instagram, 1.7K subscribers on YouTube, 40.8K followers on X, 2.7K followers on Snapchat, and 11K followers on Facebook. She is also the founder of a non-profit, Forward Tees, with 1.9K Instagram followers as of October 2024. The organization helps women progress in golf opportunities.

Leiner has made appearances on Holey Moley Season 2 and participated in the 2022 Aramco Team Series in New York City as well as the 2021 LPGA ShopRite Classic Pro-Am, where her team won on the second day, as per Women's Golf Magazine. She grew up in Miami, Florida, and started playing golf at three. She participated in the U.S. Amateur at 16, which helped her get into Florida International University's Division 1 golf program. After graduating, she went professional and began concentrating on social media and her non-profit, Forward Tees.

Who are Hannah Leiner’s parents?

Hannah Leiner’s parents are Gloria and Melvin Leiner, as per Hannah’s FIU athletic profile. Unfortunately, besides their names, no professional or personal information is available.

In a 2022 interview with Women Golf Magazine, Leiner revealed that her father introduced her to golf when she was five years old, but she didn't take to it right away. She said:

"At first, I didn’t like it and was under the impression that it was a ‘guy’ sport.”

However, everything changed when she was 12 years old. Her father enrolled her in the country club's golf camp, where she met other girls who played, which piqued her interest.

Hannah believes if she wasn't a golfer, she'd go into fashion. Her mother used to manage her own fashion company in Miami, and that influence runs deep.

Leiner went to North Broward Preparatory, graduating in 2017 and enrolling at the Florida International University (FIU). In her freshman year, she competed in eight events with a stroke average of 76.48. Her highest finish was a tie for 19th at the Hurricane Invitational, with a season-low round of 73 and a best tournament total of 223 at the Johnie Imes Invitational.

She participated in six events in the 2018-19 season, with a season stroke average of 75.9. Her best finish was a tie for fifth place at the John Imes Invitational, where she also recorded her season-low round of 70. Her best tournament total was 214 at the 41st annual FIU Pat Bradley Invitational.