Jordan grew up in Southfield, Michigan just outside of Detroit. At a young age he displayed great hand eye coordination in sports and enjoyed participating in soccer, basketball, baseball, and golf. By the age of 12, Jordan knew his main focus would be golf. As a junior golfer, Jordan showed lots of potential. He won multiple junior golf events in Michigan and qualified to compete in the Drive, Chip, & Putt National Finals in Orlando, Florida at the age of 10. Improving every year, Jordan won the Midwest Golf Association National Junior Championship which qualified him for the 2013 Junior PGA Championship. The next year, Jordan finished in a tie for first at The Michigan High School Division 1 State Finals. He nearly became the first African American golfer in the state of Michigan to win medalist honors, losing in a 5 man playoff.

Jordan continued his golf career at North Carolina Central University where he received a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance. He competed on the golf team all four years and was a captain for his final two seasons. Jordan achieved his first victory during his Junior season at the Maryland Eastern Shore Collegiate Challenge. He went on to achieve two more wins his Senior Year at the Hampton University Invitational and BCGA Invitational. Jordan has more wins and top 10 finishes than anyone in program history and has received consideration for becoming the first golfer to be inducted into the schools Hall of Fame. Shortly after graduating from college in 2018, Jordan turned