Born and raised in Rapid City, South Dakota, Jordan Lintz encompasses a true mid-western, honest & hardworking mindset. An all-around athlete, Lintz grew up playing various sports, finally focusing on basketball, volleyball and golf in high school. Following high school, Lintz received a full Athletic Scholarship at the University of Wyoming and was inducted into the University of Wyoming Hall of Fame (2012). Lintz was the first UW women’s golfer ever to win an individual conference championship, as she excelled at Wyoming from 1996-2000.

The highlight of her college career was winning the 2000 Mountain West Conference Championships individual title in 2000, earning all-conference honors. She is the only UW women’s golfer to qualify for the NCAA Regionals (2000). During this time, Lintz received the award for the South Dakota Top Female Golfer Award 3 times, Rapid City’s Top Female Athlete (3x) and the Top Professional of the year in 2005 & 2018 for Rapid City, SD.

Lintz moved to Tampa, FL in 2001 and played on the LPGA Futures Tour for 3 seasons. In 2005, Lintz qualified for the LPGA Tour with full playing status on her 3rd attempt at Q-School. After failing to maintain her tour card, she played on the LPGA Futures Tour until 2008.

Currently, Jordan is enjoying her 6th year building her business, JLGolf at Blackhawk CC (formerly Oronoque CC) in Stratford, CT. JLGolf programs include: Private lessons, Beginner Golf 101 & 201 classes, Golf Fitness, High School Development Programs and ‘Operation 36’ Junior Programming.  The JLGolf Indoor Studio allows programming 12 months a year.

Jordan continues to passionately teach golf as well as maintain her competitive drive by competing in 3-5 professional tournaments each year. Back in 2011 Jordan won the CT Women’s Open, her sole professional win. The last few years have brought some success with a 3rd place finish in the 2022 &  2019 CT Women’s Open, T2nd in 2018, & 2020 Hartford Women’s Open and a T2nd in the 2019 LPGA Professionals Championships, which earned her a spot in the 2020 KPMG PGA Women’s Championships, a LPGA Major Championship. She is looking forward to continuing her competitive drive by competing on the Legends Tour of the LPGA.

Lintz is a LPGA Class A Golf Professional. She is certified through Titleist Performance Institute (TPI Level 1 & Junior TPI Level 2), as well as a US Kids Golf Certified Professional and K-Vest Level 1.