Jordan Perez, a Sales Experience Manager since August 2020 at Motorcars Dallas, has a passion for golf. In fact, he’s been covering professional golf and writing about it for “D Magazine” since 2015.
“I got into golf because of the 2012 Masters when Bubba Watson won for the first time. He never had a lesson. So, I told myself I could learn and bought my first set of clubs the next day. I fell in love with the game and never would’ve imagined the opportunities it has provided me.”
Jordan has interviewed some of the World’s top golfers, including Tiger Woods, Jack Nicklaus, Rory McIlroy, and many more. And he’s been able to connect many Pros like Jordan Spieth and Carlos Ortiz with a new Mercedes-Benz.
“I’ve been trying to convince Scottie Scheffler to buy a Mercedes-Benz for years. But he drives his 2012 Yukon with 180,000 plus miles despite winning millions on the PGA Tour. Scottie is as humble as
they come.”
Jordan was born in Kansas City, Missouri, but he “came to Texas as fast as I could.” He grew up in Coppell and attended Texas A&M. “Something that might surprise people is that I went to the Marine Military Academy in Harlingen, Texas for high school on the recommendation of one of my mentors, Roger Staubach. I currently live in Plano with my amazing wife Abigail and our four-month-old son Jason.”
“My favorite golf memory is a tie between my first Ryder Cup in 2016 when the USA reclaimed the Cup. The atmosphere on the first tee was electric! Also walking inside the ropes for the first time at a major during the 2018 PGA Championship in St. Louis, which also happened to be the 100th PGA Championship. On Sunday, Tiger Woods shot a 6-under round of 64. The gallery was unlike anything I had ever experienced. The entire golf course was pulling for Tiger, and he hit some of the most incredible shots on that final round. However, Brooks Koepka claimed victory by birdying 5 of his last 12 holes with Tiger finishing as runner up. I’ve been inside the ropes at numerous other tournaments since, but nothing has compared to that day.”