Anna Jackson

Anna Jackson (formerly Whiteley) is a British sports broadcaster and journalist known for her work in golf media. Jackson earned first-class honors in media, communication and culture, and performing arts from Oxford Brookes University, providing a foundation for a career spanning multiple continents and networks. After graduation, Jackson began as an on-set production runner and TV production intern before starting her golf journalism career as a live reporter, where she created a women's golf section for GolfinMag.

Jackson built her career in the United Kingdom before transitioning to the United States. She was the face of Sky Sports Golf's weekly magazine show "Golfing World" for more than five years, reporting on major golf tours and hosting the European Tour's inaugural "Golf Sixes" tournament. "Golfing World" aired in 35 countries, including weekly broadcasts on Golf Channel and Sky Sports. Her work included commercial partnerships with Hilton, Mastercard, BMW, and the R&A, expanding her expertise in the professional golf industry.

Golf Channel added Jackson as a co-host of "Morning Drive," marking her move into American sports broadcasting. Jackson has since hosted "Golf Today" and "Golf Central," and contributed to NBC Golf's Olympic coverage. She has also reported on the Wimbledon Channel and Amazon Prime's tennis coverage of the US Open and Queen's Club Championship.

Jackson covers a range of sports, including NBC's "Premier League Live" and NBC Olympics' "Stifel Snow Show," and has reported from Wimbledon. She previously co-hosted the podcast "Spill The Tee," interviewing female golfers such as Lydia Ko and Stacy Lewis. Jackson has worked as a presenter and reporter in more than 35 countries for networks including Golf Channel, Fox Sports, and Sky Sports. Her cross-Atlantic experience and in-depth knowledge of golf and sports broadcasting position her as an authoritative voice in sports media.