Trevecca Nazarene University’s men’s and women’s golf programs will soon have a new multipurpose facility that will assist in the athletic development of current players and be an asset used to attract golf’s best future recruits, school officials announced.
A 75’ x 30’ structure is now under construction at the school’s athletic complex that will enhance the current on-campus golf practice facility, and provide much needed storage space for necessary golf practice equipment.
“Our players are looking forward to being able to get in more practice closer to home, and we’re excited about the long-term advantages the new facility brings as we continue to improve and pursue championships,” Trevecca Head Golf Coach David Head said. “We are extremely thankful to all the donors and administrators who have worked together to make this addition a reality over the past few years.”
The building is scheduled to be completed by late spring this year.
Last spring, the men’s golf team at Trevecca won its seventh Great Midwest Athletic Conference tournament title and advanced to the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional for the second straight year. They also scored par or better in 11 rounds on the season, a program best.
Trevecca Nazarene University (www.trevecca.edu) is a Christian university in the heart of Nashville focused on preparing students for lives of leadership and service. Founded in 1901, Trevecca is committed to holistic education that encourages students to grow intellectually, socially, emotionally, physically and spiritually. In addition to its historic main campus near downtown Nashville, Trevecca offers two other locations across Tennessee, and online classes worldwide. Trevecca has been recognized as a national university by the U.S. News & World Report’s 2021 Best Colleges; as a doctoral university by the Carnegie Foundation; and as the #2 school in Tennessee for bachelor’s degree graduate salaries by GradReports.
With students from 47 states and 39 countries, Trevecca offers 20 associate degrees, 81 undergraduate majors, 25 master’s programs, and three doctoral programs as well as specialist and certificate programs.