Welcome to The George Pinnell Golf Academy

Welcome to the official website of the George Pinnell Golf Academy. The GPGA is located within the Rowland Heights Golf Center in the San Gabriel Valley, east of Los Angeles and just north of Orange County. The facility is PGA Recognized and overlooks the beautiful San Gabriel Mountain Range.

The Golf Center is new (April 2005) and is complete with a short game area, putting greens and has a fully stocked golf pro shop to take care of your equipment and accessory requirements.

The George Pinnell Golf Academy has partnered with selected manufacturers to provide you with the state-of-the-art computer and video equipment to analyze your swing. In 2008, George has installed TrackMan and the SAM PuttLab. Both instruments allow the GPGA to put measurements on the swing and the putting stroke. Now the student can better understand what the club is doing throughout the swing or putter is doing during the stroke to make corrections to make the ball flight better or the putting stroke more accurate. This technology shortens the learning curve to better golf.

Player Central

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Junior Golf News

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