PGA | Director of Player Development
Landyn Lewis
Driven. Energetic. Self-Starter. Landyn Lewis is a passionate PGA Professional and the current President of the Southwest Section Southern Arizona PGA Chapter. As the leader of the Tucson Golf Program, Landyn is committed to “spreading the medicine”—his personal mission to get people hooked on the game through beginner-friendly coaching, innovative junior golf programs, and inclusive, community-driven player development.
Born and raised in Tucson, Landyn didn’t pick up a golf club until his sophomore year at Tucson High School. That late introduction to the game gives him a unique and relatable perspective—one that fuels his ability to connect with beginners and guide players at every stage of their journey. He’s married to his high school sweetheart, Monique, and the two recently welcomed their first child, adding deeper meaning to his mission of building family-friendly, accessible golf experiences.
Southwest Section PGA & Southern Arizona Chapter PGA Awards:
- 2016 Chapter Assistant of the year
- 2017, 2019, 2021 Chapter Junior Golf Leader
- 2018, 2022 Chapter Player Development
- 2018 Section Youth Player Development
- 2022 Section Player Development
- 2024 Chapter Golf Professional of the Year
- 2024 Section Patriot Award
Other Awards/Honors:
- 2019-2021 National PGA LEAD program
- 2022, 2023, 2024 National #gamechanger PGA Player Engagement Award
- 2022, 2023 Operation 36 Top 50 Coach
- 2023 Golf Digest Best Teachers in State – Arizona
- 2024 Operation 36 Master Coach
Landyn learned the game on the Tucson City Golf courses, making the creation of the Tucson Golf Program a full-circle moment filled with pride. His career began at Omni Tucson National, where he worked in multiple roles for seven years before becoming Program Director for The First Tee of Tucson. There, he helped unify the Ricki Rarick and SAJGA junior tours under one umbrella—streamlining the junior golf landscape in Southern Arizona and driving growth across both programs. He later served as Director of Instruction at Topgolf Tucson, where he sharpened his skills in individual coaching before launching the Tucson Golf Program in October 2021.
Now operating across Randolph, El Rio, Silverbell, and Fred Enke golf courses, the Tucson Golf Program offers a comprehensive lineup of developmental opportunities, including Operation 36, PGA Jr. League, PGA HOPE, PGA Camps, PING Interclub, PGA Team Golf, and PGA Family Cup. Landyn personally leads, promotes, and coordinates each initiative—building an ecosystem where new and returning golfers can learn, improve, and fall in love with the game.
Beyond his work in Tucson, Landyn proudly serves on committees at the Chapter, Section, and National levels of the PGA of America, and contributes to the Global Troon Player Development Committee, helping shape the future of the game on a broader scale. He is also the President of the Chris Moon Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to honoring the legacy of fallen soldier and athlete Chris Moon through scholarships and youth sports support throughout Arizona.
With a heart for service and a passion for progress, Landyn Lewis is building more than just golfers—he’s building community, opportunity, and a lifelong love for the game.
