Jordan Lintz

An all-around athlete, Lintz grew up playing every sport that she could, playing basketball, volleyball and golf in high school. Following high school, Lintz received a Full Athletic Scholarship at the University of Wyoming and was recently inducted into the University of Wyoming Hall of Fame. 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, and earning all-conference honors. She is also the only UW women’s golfer to qualify for the NCAA Regionals (2000). Lintz still holds the Cowgirl record for tournaments won (three) and the record for individual season stroke average (74 in 1999-2000).
Lintz moved to Tampa Florida to start her professional career 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 for another 2 years until 2008.
Lintz soon began teaching and learning from some of the best instructors around. She got the job as Assistant Director of Instruction at Great River Golf Club, Milford, CT in 2009 and spent 5 years there. Lintz put her competitive days behind her for a few years and focused only on teaching and honing her skills. The lure of competition finally brought her back to play and win the 2011 Connecticut Women’s Open.
Since 2015, Jordan is building her business of JLGolf at Oronoque CC. She continues to passionately teach golf as the sole focus of her business. She has played at the top level in the world and knows what it takes to improve. Her favorite part of the game to teach is around the green and 80 yards and in. She feels if you work towards having a solid and creative short game, you can learn to shoot low scores no matter how far you hit the ball!