At Minnehaha Country Club, the golf professional exemplifies the club’s commitment to the game. Today, a deep and well-respected professional golf staff plays an integral role in providing a golf program second to none.

Greg Jones, PGA 
greg@minnehahacc.com
Head Golf Professional

Greg is a native of Spencer, Iowa and is in his ninth year as head golf professional at Minnehaha Country Club. He graduated fromWichita State University with a degree in Business Administration.  At WSU, Greg was a four year varisty letter winner, two year captain of the golf team, named all-conference, and academic all-conference.  He is a Class A PGA member and has spent 17 years as a golf professinal.  Greg was named the Ping Golf regional club fitter of the year in 2009.  He also serves as the PGA profesional advisor to the South Dakota Golf Associaion. 

Adam Chandler, PGA
adam@minnehahacc.com
Assistant PGA Professional

Adam is a native of Vermillion, South Dakota. He is a Class A PGA member in his third year at Minnehaha Country Club. Adam received his undergraduate degree in 2002 and his graduate degree in 2007 both from the University of South Dakota. He has 9 years experience as a Golf Professional.

Jon Peterson
jon@minnehahacc.com 
Assistant Golf Professional

Jon is a native of Moorhead, Minnesota and is a PGA Apprentice in his third year at Minnehaha Country Club. In 2008, he recieved his undergraduate degree in Business Management from the University of North Dakota.  Jon is aspiring to become a Class A PGA member and has 3 years experience as a Golf Professional.  He qualified for the 2009 SoDak Cup and went 3-0; helping the professional team to victory.

Justin O'Brien
justin@minnehahacc.com
Assistant Golf Professional

Justin is a native of Custer, SD.  He has 5 years experience in the golf business.  Justin recieved his bachelor of science degree from South Dakota State University.  He followed that up with a degree in business management from the Golf Academy of America in Phoenix, AZ.  He is currently a PGA Apprentice enjoying his second year at MCC.