In order to remain competitive, Gustavus Adolphus College – a private liberal arts college in St. Peter, Minnesota – needs an indoor facility for its student-athletes to practice year-round. That’s where the Drenttel Golf Facility comes in handy.
The Drenttel is a 2,750-square-foot facility that features three heated hitting bays for the cold months as well as two Foresight Quads and two Flightscopes, with three bays used as simulators. The facility also contains locker and weight rooms, a gathering area and putting green.
The facility is named after 1981 graduate Ed and Sandy Drenttel, whose three daughters Taylor (2012), Jordan (2015) and Mallory (2017) all played for the Gusties, and is open year-round for the team.
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