While the LAGC golfers succeed on course, our team has been all over the LA community.

See what’s new with Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Collin Morikawa, and Sahith Theegala, and check out what we’ve been up to in SoCal in this month’s LAGC Monthly.

ICYMI

Here’s what you may have missed

Maggie Hathaway Grand Opening

The LAGC Community Open marked the reopening of Maggie Hathaway Golf Course, a place rooted in access, opportunity, and community since 1962.

We’re proud to support The Maggie Junior Golf & Community Foundation through a 10% giveback initiative and the donation of 30 sets of Liteyear junior clubs, creating more opportunities for the next generation to step into the game.

Golf is becoming more affordable and more accessible than ever in the LA area, and the Maggie Hathaway Golf Course is playing a huge role.

LAGC at JM Eagle LPGA

We spent a week at the JM Eagle LPGA Championship, and maybe no day better than Junior Golf Day. We brought the DryveBox and learned from the pros.

We’re constantly looking for ways to invite the younger generation into the game of golf!

LAGC at the Masters Tournament

Fleetwood, Rose, and Morikawa teed it up in Augusta and brought the excitement with them.

Rose was in it all weekend and Morikawa roared into the top 10 on Sunday. After another close one, Rose vows to come back and give it his everything next year, and likely in years to come.

LAGC at Galaxy Soccer Fest

We stay plugged into the LA community, so we had to show up for our neighbors at LA Galaxy. Soccer Fest was a huge hit, and LA got the win over Salt Lake 2-1.

Streets to the Greens

Celebrating our Day 1s in the Community

Streets to the Greens is a series where we highlight those in the LA community making the most out of what golf has given them. Here’s who we got to highlight in April:

Jung Woo

Jung Woo is an LA creative through and through. Since the time he found golf, he’s made magic of it. Style, art, creative partnerships… he’s done it all in this space. He’s a natural fit within the LAGC community.

Hyunee Kim

We got to honor Hyunee during Women’s History Month, as she’s brought the sport to a new generation of women. She’s showing the world that you can be whatever type of creator you want to be, and golf provides a unique outlet for it.

Who should we celebrate next?

LAGC ON TOUR

West Coast Swing was a MAJOR success

Our four have kept up elite play throughout the entire year, each with their own shining moments. Here is how they’re performing in the 2026 season on TOUR.

Collin Morikawa

FedExCup Standings: 4
Official World Golf Ranking: 6
2026 PGA TOUR Money: $6,655,930
Notable stat: Morikawa ranks 2nd on TOUR in Strokes Gained (approach) this season at 0.963.

Justin Rose

FedExCup Standings: 15
Official World Golf Ranking: 5
2026 PGA TOUR Money: $3,334,486
Notable stat: Rose Ranks 3rd on TOUR in Greens in Regulation at 71.19%

Tommy Fleetwood

FedExCup Standings: 17
Official World Golf Ranking: 7
2026 PGA TOUR Money: $2,837,743
Notable stat: Tommy ranks 4th on TOUR in Strokes Gained around the green at 0.550.

Sahith Theegala

FedExCup Standings: 26
Official World Golf Ranking: 75
2026 PGA TOUR Money: $2,360,723
Notable stat: Theegala ranks 6th on TOUR in Par 5 scoring at 4.47.

LOOK AHEAD

What you need to know

LAGC Events Schedule

Truist Championship

Quail Hollow Club
Charlotte, NC
May 7-10

All 4 LAGC members will tee it up at another Signature Event. Another $20,000,000 up for grabs in Charlotte.

PGA Championship

Aronimink Gold Club
Newtown Square, PN
May 14-17

The PGA Championship travels to Aronimink Gold Club, just outside of Philadelphia, where each LAGC member looks to add a Major Championship to their resume.

FOLLOW ALONG

We can tee it up on a local muni or under the lights of the SoFi Center. Anytime, any place. 2026 has remained an incredible season for LAGC.

Follow us on our socials to see what we’re up to each week. We’ll be back with another LAGC Monthly come June.

— The LAGC Team