Adrian Meronk’s parents

Adrian Meronk, the Polish professional golfer, won nine amateur titles before turning professional in 2016. Meronk began playing on the Challenge Tour, earning his first pro win at the 2019 Open de Portugal. Later, he joined the European Tour and won the ISPS Handa Australian Open and Horizon Irish Open in 2022 along with three more events the following year. Subsequently, he was named the 2023 European Tour Player of the Year.

In 2024, Meronk joined the LIV Golf League, joining the Cleeks GC. He won his first LIV Golf event in Riyadh in February 2025, beating Jon Rahm and Sebastián Muñoz. His career-high ranking was No. 39, achieved in January 2024. However, he has dropped to No. 165 as of February 2025 in the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR). As an amateur, Meronk won nine tournaments, starting with the 2010 Polish Junior Championship and ending with the 2016 Southern Conference Championship. He also represented Poland at the Eisenhower Trophy in 2012, 2014, and 2016. He went to high school in Wrocław before coming to study in the United States when he was 16 years old; they purchased a house at Toya Golf and Country Club, as per the USGA. Meronk enrolled at East Tennessee State University where he played college golf from 2012 to 2016.

Who are Adrian Meronk’s parents?

Adrian Meronk's parents are Andrzej and Joanna Meronk.

Born in Hamburg, Germany, Meronk's family moved to Poland when he was two years old. According to the USGA, Meronk's father Andrzej made sure his family could play golf because there weren't many golf courses in Poland. They resided in Pniewy, Poland, for a decade. Meronk said, “I started playing when I was about 7 and I grew up on the golf course because my father was always taking me with him.”