John Jacob Frank Pennink (1913–1983) was a British amateur golfer, sports journalist, and golf course architect.

[1] After graduating from university, Pennink worked for an insurance company based in the City of London but continued to play golf as an amateur.

[2] During World War II, Pennink joined the Royal Air Force, eventually reaching the rank of squadron leader.

Known for his architectural style, Pennink favored simple but effective greens, often on plateaus with steep run-offs, and used limited bunkering on fairways.

[2] In 1967, Pennink became president of the English Golf Union and served as a selector for the Walker Cup team for several years.