Tregnan Golf Academy

The Tregnan Golf Academy is a state-of-the-art training and practice facility located in Los Angeles, designed primarily for youth golfers. Rather than a traditional golf course, it features three practice holes, a 15-stall 200-yard driving range, putting areas, a chipping area, a practice bunker, and a Learning Center.

Built entirely through private donations and foundation grants, the academy was established to provide golf opportunities for young people from urban areas with limited exposure to the sport. The facility is named after Marty Tregnan, a 40-year advocate for junior golf and public golf accessibility who served as president of the Municipal Golf Association.

The academy's mission focuses on introducing golf to youth while making the game accessible and affordable. It offers various instructional programs including classes for ages 5-17, family golf lessons, women's golf instruction, and senior programs (age 50+). All instruction emphasizes golf rules, etiquette, safety, and proper equipment use, with classes limited to 8-10 students. The facility also hosts 9-hole tournaments and summer camps for current students.