Five TrackMan bays, a putting green, a private teaching bay and a bar and kitchen — 5,000 square feet in Rialto, built for golfers who are tired of driving an hour for an hour of range balls.
Construction updates, opening-day announcements, first crack at bay reservations, and founding membership pricing before it is promoted anywhere else.
Freedom Golf Studio is 5,000 square feet built for golfers who want a better place to practice, compete, learn and spend time around the game. Premium without feeling stuffy. Golf-focused without losing the social side of it.
Premium indoor practice and virtual golf on the launch monitor the tours trust. Carry, ball speed, launch angle and spin on every shot, plus hundreds of real courses to play when the work is done.
A putting green with projected lines, target games, green-reading drills and stroke feedback. The part of the game that costs you the most strokes, finally practiced the way everything else is.
A private teaching bay and coaching built on numbers instead of opinions. You see the same data the coach sees, and you leave knowing what changed and what to work on.
Regripping, shaft work, loft and lie, and fittings done against your own TrackMan numbers. Your clubs get sorted in the same building where you find out what they are doing.
A kitchen and bar, comfortable seating and screens. Somewhere to sit down after a session instead of walking straight back out to the parking lot.
Weekly league nights, tournaments, member events and a room full of people who care how you played. The reason a studio beats a net in the garage.
Renderings of the studio going in now. Premium without feeling stuffy — that has been the brief since day one.
The studio is a practice home for junior and collegiate golfers in the Inland Empire — and it is open to anyone who wants to hit balls in air conditioning.
Somewhere a kid can actually learn. Supervised bays, real numbers instead of guesswork, and a short game surface that teaches them to read a putt before they ever see a green under pressure. Junior programs and camps are part of the plan from day one.
A place to practice in February, in the dark and in the rain. Team practice blocks, coach access to the same data the players see, and a private bay when somebody needs a swing rebuilt away from an audience.
Off-season work that transfers. TrackMan numbers, a putting green and bay hours late enough to fit around a class schedule. Come home for the summer and keep the work going.
Never swung a club, or played for forty years — same bays, same green, same bar. Bring people who do not play and they will still have a good night.
Serving others deserves to be recognized. That’s why Freedom Golf Studio proudly offers year-round appreciation pricing to those who serve our country, protect our communities, and invest in the next generation.
Active Duty, Guard, Reserve and Veterans. Freedom Golf Studio was founded by veterans, so supporting those who have served is part of who we are—not just something we offer.
Police, Fire, EMS and Dispatch. We know your schedules don’t always fit a traditional 9-to-5, so we’re proud to offer special pricing and extended hours that make it easier to get your time in.
Teachers, coaches and school staff. You invest your time in developing the next generation, and we’re proud to show our appreciation with special rates of our own.
A first lesson and a scratch player chasing a tour card need the same three things: a surface, a number and somebody who knows what the number means. All three are in this building.
The teaching bay
Your first swing. No range full of people watching. A coach, a screen and a club that is the right length for you.
The junior who just made the team. Gapping, start lines and a putting surface that gives an honest answer.
The player trying to qualify. Spin, launch and face angle on every ball, plus a private bay and the hours to use it.
Forty years in. Clubs that still fit, a short game that still works, and somewhere warm to do it in the middle of winter.
Monthly memberships for however much you actually play. Nobody is locked into more bay time than they will use.
- 4 bay hours a month Use any day of the week
- 7-day booking window
- 5% retail discount
- 9 bay hours a month Use any day of the week
- 14-day booking window
- $10 monthly club credit Food, beverage or instruction
- 10% retail discount
- 15 bay hours a month Use any day of the week
- 30-day priority booking
- 1 TrackMan performance assessment a month
- $25 monthly club credit Food, beverage or instruction
- 15% retail discount
- Exclusive member events Leagues, tournaments and more
- 8 bay hours a month Monday to Thursday only
- 7-day booking window
- 10% retail discount
A limited number of founding memberships, released to the opening list first. Founding Patriot and Founding Freedom cover your whole first year up front, then lock in the founding monthly rate from year two on. Lifetime Founders never pay membership dues at all.
- 9 bay hours a month
- 14-day booking window
- $10 monthly club credit Food, beverage or instruction
- 10% retail discount
- Founding rate locked in Beginning in year 2
- 15 bay hours a month
- 30-day priority booking
- 2 TrackMan performance reviews Per year
- $25 monthly club credit Food, beverage or instruction
- 15% retail discount
- Founding rate locked in Beginning in year 2
- Year 1
- 30-day priority booking
- $25 monthly club credit
- 20% retail discount
- 15% instruction discount
- 2 TrackMan performance reviews
- 1 included 60-minute lesson
- 1 equipment / gapping evaluation
- For life
- 30% off bay time
- $150 annual Founder credit
- 20% retail discount
- 15% instruction discount
- 1 included 60-minute lesson per year
- 2 TrackMan performance reviews per year
- 1 annual equipment / gapping evaluation
- Priority access to leagues & events
- Founder-only events
- Name on the Founders Wall
Guests are welcome on any membership. They share your reserved bay at no extra charge — you just need to be there with them.
The practice side of the building, in one place. Measure it, putt on something that behaves like a green, and have somebody read the numbers back to you.
Carry, total, ball speed, club speed, smash factor, launch angle, spin rate, club path and face angle — on every shot, in all five bays. The same measurement the tours use. When the work is done, the bay plays hundreds of real courses.
Five hundred square feet of real putting surface with the line, the break and the speed projected onto it. Green-reading drills, gate work, target games and stroke feedback — the half of your score almost nobody practices.
A private teaching bay, one-on-one, built on numbers instead of opinions. Gapping sessions, video, and a plan you leave with. You see exactly what the coach sees, and you know what changed.
Nine numbers on every swing, in all five bays. You stop arguing about whether you hit it well and start looking at what actually happened.
The practice is half of it. The other half is having somewhere to sit down afterwards — and a reason to come back on a night you were not planning to hit balls at all.
Kitchen, bar, comfortable seating and screens worth sitting in front of. The bays play games that have nothing to do with a golf swing, so the person you dragged along still has a good night.
League nights, tournaments, member events and watch parties. The reason a studio beats a net in the garage is that nobody is in the garage with you.
The Bar & Kitchen
Weekly leagues through the season, run in the bays, with a board that everybody can see and an argument at the bar afterwards.
Team banquets, company nights, birthdays and fundraisers. Five bays, a green and a kitchen under one roof.
Tournaments, long drive nights, demo days and whatever else the room talks us into.
Freedom Golf Studio brings together military service, competitive golf experience and a shared idea about what the Inland Empire is missing.
- Co-founder of Freedom Golf Studio and a United States Marine Corps veteran.
- U.S. Navy · 1999 to 2007
- 20 years of coaching experience
- Golf Academy of the South graduate
- 3× USGA qualifier · 2025 U.S. Amateur, 2023 and 2024 U.S. Mid-Amateur
- 20+ club championships
- Tournament winner in multiple states
- Multiple course record holder · 61 at Morongo Golf Club, Legends Course · 62 at The Classic Club
- Former World Long Drive quarterfinalist · qualified in 2008 and 2009
- Head coach, Yucaipa High School boys golf
- Co-founder and owner of Freedom Golf Studio, helping bring the vision for the studio and its community to life.
Soon. Construction is underway in Rialto now. We are not putting a date on the website until it is a date we can stand behind — the opening list hears it first either way.
No. Four of the five bays are open to anyone who books one. Membership gets you bay hours at a better rate and a longer booking window.
Yes. Guests share your reserved bay at no extra charge on any membership. You just need to be there with them.
No. Bring them if you have them. If you do not, there will be clubs to use.
Yes. Juniors, high school teams and college golfers are a big part of why this exists, and team practice blocks are part of the plan.
Yes, and you should. There is a full kitchen and bar, and the bays play games that have nothing to do with a golf swing.
Reservations open with the studio. The opening list gets access to the calendar first.
Everything gets announced to this list first — construction updates, opening day, founding membership pricing and the moment bay reservations go live.
Construction updates, opening-day announcements, first crack at bay reservations, and founding membership pricing before it is promoted anywhere else.