University of the Incarnate Word Athletics

2013-14 (Junior):  Jordan struggled a little bit in the Fall, but was able to turn things around.  In the final tournament of the Fall he fired a 5-under par 67 at The Classic at the Tribute.  It tied for the second best round in school history and led the team to a 9-under 279 total, the best single round in the program's history.  That tournament began a string of four straight tourneys where he finished in the top 10.  He opened the Spring with a ninth place finish at McNeese State with an even-par score for three rounds.  He followed that with a runner-up finish at the UIW Litz Memorial Tournament.  In each case he closed the tournament with a 2-under par 70.  After posting a pair of 80's in his first five rounds of the year, he closed with 14 consecutive rounds better than 80 including three sub-par rounds.  He earned Southland Conference honorable mention honors and was named to the Southland Commissioner's Honor Roll.  He finished the season second on the team in stroke average to Austin Wylie, 74.75 to 74.79.

2012-13 (Sophomore): Jordan was the only player to play in all 28 competitive rounds and posted a 74.2 scoring average, first on the team and a school record. He fired three rounds in the 60s, including a 3-under par 68 on September 11 at the Abilene Christian Tournament and two more 3-under par 69's at the UIW Litz Memorial Tournament and St. Edward Tournament. He had two first place finishes on the year at Texas A&M-International and UIW and he finished in 17th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships.  He was the top player for the Cardinals at the NCAA Division II Super Regional with a 16th place finish. He was named onto the Capital One Academic All-District VI First Team, the LSC Second Team and the LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll. He was awarded the LSC Academic Player of the Year.  He was named the LSC Player of the Week on February 21 after winning the UIW Tourney.

2011-12 (Freshman):  Jordan played in all 23 competitive rounds for the Cardinals and posted a 76.30 scoring average.  He had three top-20 finishes on the year at West Texas A&M, St. Mary's and Texas A&M-Commerce. He fired a pair of rounds in the 60s including a 4-under par 68 on October 24 at the St. Mary's Tournament and a 1-under par 69 at the Dallas Baptist Tournament on April 9.  He finished in 25th place at the Lone Star Conference Championships.  He was named on to the LSC Commissioner's Honor Roll.

High School:  Jordan played golf at Glen Rose High School.

Personal:  Jordan is the son of Gary and Phyllis Jordan and is studying business administration.  He was born on June 17, 1993.
 

Year	Rounds	Strokes	Average	Best
2011-12	23	1755	76.3	69
2012-13	28	2077	74.2	68
2013-14	19	1421	74.8	67
2014-15	20	1438	71.9	65
Career	90	6691	74.3	65