Jack Lundin

Jack Lundin’s journey is a story of talent, discipline, and relentless pursuit of improvement—and it started right here in Sioux Falls.

A standout at Roosevelt High School, Lundin quickly established himself as one of the top junior golfers in South Dakota. He won his first South Dakota Class AA State Championship as an eighth grader in 2015, then returned to win the title again in 2019, finishing his high school career as the No. 1-ranked high school golfer in South Dakota. In 2019, he also became the youngest player in South Dakota history to win the SDGA Men’s Amateur Championship, while capturing back-to-back South Dakota Junior Amateur titles in 2018 and 2019.

His junior résumé continued to grow on the national stage, including four top-six finishes in AJGA competition and a record-setting victory at the 2020 Midwest Junior Golf Championship. Lundin shot 6-under 210 to win by nine strokes and set a new tournament record.

Lundin began his collegiate career at the University of Nebraska, where he immediately earned a spot in the lineup as a true freshman. He finished his first season with Nebraska’s second-best stroke average and recorded three consecutive top-15 finishes, including a career-best T-4 finish at the Hoosier Collegiate.

He later transferred to the University of Missouri, where his game took another significant step forward.

During his senior season in 2023-24, Lundin established himself as one of the best collegiate golfers in the country. He earned:

• PING All-America Second Team
• All-SEC First Team
• PING All-Central Region
• 2024 Arnold Palmer Cup Team USA Champion
• Five-time SEC Golfer of the Week
• No. 22-ranked collegiate golfer in the nation
• Missouri’s lowest single-season scoring average since 2017-18
• Two consecutive collegiate tournament victories
• Seven top-five finishes in 12 tournaments
• 2023-24 CSC Academic All-America Second Team

Lundin finished his Missouri career as an All-American and one of the premier players in college golf.

Lundin turned professional in 2024 and immediately began building his résumé on the Dakotas Tour.

In his first professional season, he won back-to-back Dakotas Tour events, claiming the Moccasin Creek Championship and Cattail Crossing Pro-Am. He followed those victories with a runner-up finish at the Hillcrest Invitational Pro-Am and finished the 2024 season as the Dakotas Tour Player of the Year.

That success helped propel Lundin onto the PGA TOUR Americas, where he continues to compete against some of the best young professional golfers from around the world.

Lundin’s 2026 season has been a breakout year.

Through the 2026 PGA TOUR Americas season, Jack has recorded:

2 Runner-Up Finishes
3 Top-5 Finishes
3 Top-10 Finishes
5 Top-25 Finishes
10 Cuts Made in 12 Starts
68.58 scoring average
873.804 PGA TOUR Americas points

His season includes runner-up finishes at both the KIA Open de Ecuador and Osprey Valley Open, as well as a fourth-place finish at the Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas Wichita Open.

Most importantly, Jack currently sits inside the top 10 on the PGA TOUR Americas Points List, putting him in position to earn Korn Ferry Tour membership for the 2027 season. The top 10 players on the final 2026 PGA TOUR Americas Points List earn Korn Ferry Tour membership.

Jack Lundin’s story is exactly what player development is about. A young golfer from Sioux Falls developed into a state champion, a nationally ranked junior, a Division I All-American, an Arnold Palmer Cup champion, a Dakotas Tour winner, and now a rising professional competing for a spot on the Korn Ferry Tour.

His journey is far from finished.

From local junior golf to the PGA TOUR Americas, Jack Lundin is proof that with the right environment, the right coaching, and an unwavering commitment to getting better, great players can be built right here in South Dakota.