The 2024-25 season marks the 12th year for Renee Yuen as head coach for the Chaminade men's golf team. She has served on the NCAA Division II Regional Advisory Committee which helps to select West Region programs into the Super Regionals and served as the chair for the West and South Central Regions in 2022 and 2023.

The Silverswords finished the 2023-24 campaign on an extremely high note, winning the 2024 PGA WORKS Division II Collegiate Championships at the TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra, Florida, to bring home the university's first national title in any sport.

The 'Swords enjoyed record-setting performances in 2016-17. At the Pacific West Conference Championships at Turtle Bay in April 2017, they finished tied for sixth, their highest ever in the championships. Their three-day total of 885 set a program record in a 54-hole event while Michael Milton earned all-tournament honors with a ninth-place finish. Milton's 217 tied the individual school-record for 54 holes which was set earlier in the year by freshman Jeren Nishimoto.

In 2014-15, Yuen's second as head coach, she guided a young 'Swords squad with no seniors to another solid and competitive season. Junior Jarin Harada had a banner year, tallying medalist honors three times, twice during the 2015 championship season which garnered him Pacific West Conference Golfer of the Week honors both times. Harada finished the PacWest Championships in St. George, Utah, seventh overall, the highest finish by a Chaminade golfer in the championship. Harada and freshman R.J. Garczynski culminated the year by being named to the All-PacWest Third Team.

Yuen helped guide the Silverswords to new heights in the sport during her first season in 2013-14. The team won three matches during the 2013-14 season, including the first two matches of her head coaching career. In her first match as head coach during the non-championship fall season, the 'Swords captured the BYU-Hawai'i Tri-Match (Oct. 9) at the Turtle Bay Fazio Course by a resounding 10 shots over runner-up BYUH with JT Trevathan taking medalist honors with a 2-under 70. It was only the second win by a Chaminade team in any match since records were kept in 2005. The following week, the 'Swords repeated the feat, winning the HPU Tri-Match at the Hawai'i Prince Golf Course by seven strokes with Trevathan again taking medalist honors with a 1-under 71.

In the 2014 Pacific West Conference Championships at the Hiddenbrooke Golf Course in Vallejo, Calif., the Silverswords posted a 941, which at the time, was the best-ever score in the championships by a Chaminade team since the conference went to a three-round format.

The 2013-14 season was highlighted with team captain Spencer Ewart being named to the Capital One Academic All-District At-Large Team.

Her teams have also enjoyed academic success with 39 Academic All-PacWest selections since taking over as head coach heading into 2022-23. The 'Swords were also honored with four consecutive Golf Coaches Association of America (GCAA) All-Academic Team awards (2015 to '18) and were granted the honor in 2022, making it seven of eight years.

Yuen has an extensive background in the Hawai`i golf community, having been an assistant golf professional at several of O`ahu's top golf courses for the past six years, providing individual and group lessons. She was the women's assistant golf coach at Division I University of Hawai`i from 2010-11 and was the girls' varsity assistant golf coach at Punahou School from 2012-13. She was also the women's assistant coach at Hawai`i Pacific University in the program's inaugural season in 2013.

Yuen became an avid triathlete upon her return home after completing her law degree, participating in the Honolulu and Boston Marathons as well as the Kona Ironman. However, it was casual golf outings with clients which led her to compete as an amateur and professional. She also continued to expand her professional education by attending the PGA/USGA Rules of Golf Workshop; the Aloha Section Teaching and Coaching Summit; and the PGA Education Conference, held in conjuction with the PGA Fall Expos.

Yuen is in the PGA PGM Apprentice Program, where she is currently pursuing intensive training which will lead her to becoming a PGA golf professional.

A Punahou graduate, Yuen earned her bachelor's degree from Smith College and her law degree from USC. In May 2013, she graduated from the NCAA Women's Coaches Academy, which teaches women's coaches in all collegiate sports about management strategies, decision-making decisions, ethics, leadership, legal issues and communication skills.

Yuen is also a trial attorney in her own private practice and was known as a litigator in all courts. She is a member of the Hawai`i State Bar Association and the Alliance of Women's Coaches.