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Gretsch Golf Academy
Golf Instructor · Las Vegas, Nevada
★ 4.7
13 reviews
Gretsch Golf Academy is a premium 16,000 sq. ft. indoor golf training facility in Las Vegas, built for serious improvement and lifelong enjoyment. Led by PGA Professional Tilly Gretsch, we offer private lessons, structured junior programs, and simulator rentals powered by Foresight Falcon and Swing Catalyst. Train in 13 oversized bays, a real-sand short game zone with sculpted greens, a fitness gym, and a dedicated club fitting bay. Whether you’re a beginner, competitive junior, or adult returning to the game, GGA provides year-round training with expert coaching and purpose-built spaces to help you grow your game from the inside out.
Services
Corporate & Private Events
Host your event in our private bays and Fairway Conference Room, with optional PGA instruction and a basic club fitting included. Your group can move between play, course simulations, skill challenges, and simple rotation formats that make full use of the space.
Golf Lessons
Junior Lessons
Club Fittings
Player Assessments
Simulator Bay Bookings
Short Game Bookings
Group Lessons
Private Bay Group Bookings
Group lessons
New student assessment
Online lessons
+2 more listed on Google
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Hours
8 AM–9 PM daily
- Mon
- 8 AM – 9 PM
- Tue
- 8 AM – 9 PM
- Wed
- 8 AM – 9 PM
- Thu
- 8 AM – 9 PM
- Fri
- 8 AM – 9 PM
- Sat
- 8 AM – 9 PM
- Sun
- 8 AM – 9 PM
Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile
8580 Dean Martin Dr
Las Vegas, NV 89139
Common questions
Answers are generated from public sources and Google's “People also ask”.
- Is it worth paying for golf lessons?
- Yes, for most golfers—especially beginners and those plateauing. Professional instruction helps correct fundamentals faster, prevents bad habits, and often accelerates improvement more efficiently than self-teaching alone.
- What is the 90% rule in golf?
- The 90% rule generally suggests hitting clubs conservatively at about 90% effort rather than full power, improving control, consistency, and accuracy over maximum-distance swings.
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