Tregnan Golf Academy

Tregnan Golf Academy offers professional golf instruction that covers knowledge of golf rules, golf etiquette, golf safety, and the proper use of golf equipment. Students work on the development of necessary golf skills, including putting, club handling, full swing, chipping, pitching, bunker play, and course strategy. Current Academy students have access to 9-Hole Tournaments, the Little Linkster Program, Family Golf, Women’s Golf, Senior Golf, Summer Camps, and Open Practice Time.

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Schedule: Early Summer Session runs May 18–August 2 with 8-week Open Enrollment and Little Linkster classes, 4-week Family Golf classes, and 7-week Women’s and Senior Golf classes; Summer Camps run Monday–Friday 8am–12pm from June 8–August 14; Family Golf classes are held on Sundays

Classes at Tregnan Golf Academy are taught by professional instructors. Lessons are taught in a maximum of 10 students per class for Open Enrollment and a maximum of 8 students per class for the Little Linkster Program, and equipment in the Little Linkster Program is modified for children’s safety and use. Family Golf teaches the game of golf to parent and child side by side, Family Golf sessions are limited to the first 5 pairs to register, the child must be at least 7 years old for Family Golf, Senior Golf is for age 50+, Open Practice Time is open to current students only, and students, kids, parents, and guardians are not allowed to practice while classes are in session.

Tregnan Golf Academy’s mission is to introduce the game of golf to youth and provide them with the skills, knowledge and confidence to play the game their whole lives, with a focus on reaching young people from urban areas that have little or no exposure to the game of golf by making the Academy accessible, affordable and enjoyable. City of Los Angeles officials recognized the need for greater golf opportunities for youth and envisioned a place dedicated to young people where youth could learn the game of golf, have fun, and be safe, and the Academy was built entirely by private donations and foundation grants. The Academy bears the name of Marty Tregnan, who was a passionate advocate of junior golf, supported the development of junior golf programs and tournaments for the City of Los Angeles, and, as president of the Municipal Golf Association, fought to keep golf accessible and affordable for all.

Last updated June 30, 2026.