Henrietta “Henni” Zuël was born on 6 January 1990 in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England, to an English father and Mauritian mother. She took up golf at nine after watching José María Olazábal win the Masters on television, and became the youngest-ever amateur to play on the Ladies European Tour.

She turned professional in 2008, winning two LET Access Series titles in 2011, but recurring injuries forced her to stop playing competitively after the 2015 season.

Henni transitioned into broadcasting with Sky Sports as a golf analyst from 2015, moving to online broadcaster GolfTV in February 2019, and has continued to appear across both platforms, including presenting and commentary roles for Sky Sports Golf at events like The Open Championship as recently as 2024. She’s also known as a vocal advocate for diversity and inclusion in golf, having spoken publicly about her own experiences of discrimination.

She has been married three times: to golfer Estanislao “Tano” Goya (2015–2018), NFL player Ben Koyack (2020–2024), and, Fergus Nutt as of January 2026.