Lozano Golf Center

There is a version of this place that only exists after dark...

Most people rebuild the swing before they check the hands, then wonder why the same swing keeps coming back. Three checks, in the order that actually matters.

Great conversation, a few decent shots 😆, and plenty of good times! 🤙🏼

Thanks, miked_realtor

Eighteen weeks in, and Tuesday night was the night we finally saw 7 under par.

Week 18 ran smaller than usual. Fourteen teams, a $120 skin pot, and a $168 prize pool. Traditional scramble, so bogey is your friend, plus two closest to the pins and the weekly skins game. The wind stayed out of the way and the scores showed it.

⛳ Week 18 Winners

Closest to the Pin
William Wright, Hole #7
Riley Riethman, Hole #4

3rd Place, 34: Zach Branam & Riley Riethman
Their 34 landed in a 4-way tie and they came out on top of it. If I know Riley, he still left disappointed. These two either go big or go home, and even in 3rd they opted to go home. That 4th chip is still out there, and I know they are chasing it before the season ends.

2nd Place, 33: Nico Trujillo & John Ortiz
First trip to the winners circle for both, with three birdies to get them to 3 under.

1st Place: Gabriel Leal & Josh Casteneda
Five birdies and an eagle to crack 30, and the youngest TNS champs in Gabe Lozano Sr. history. Great job, guys. Looking forward to what you two do next week.

Skins, $120
Nick Donner & Luis Rodriguez, birdies on #4 and #9, $80
Gabriel Leal & Josh Casteneda, eagle on #7, $40

See everyone Tuesday night.

Twenty teams, wind that would not quit, and a modified alternate shot format. One score came in under par all night.

Week 17 of the Tuesday Night Shootout is in the books, with a $240 winner's purse and $120 in skins on the line.

Riley Reithman and Owen Huntington took first with a 33. Riley has been smoking hot for the last month and a half, and this win ties him with William Wright for the most 2026 regular season wins. New partner, same result.

Richard Mauch and Paul Arriaga grabbed second at 39, in the most cinematic way possible. I was already mid-announcement on closest to the pin. "Mauch? I got a Richard Mauch in here?" Silence. Then in he walks, proximity marker in hand, scorecard reading 39. One quick tiebreaker later, second place was his.

William Wright and Chris Killian rounded out the podium, also at 39. Tough conditions, tougher competition.

Closest to the pin went to David Garza Jr. on 13 and Richard Mauch on 15. Both walked off with Blue Heron logo hats for bringing their precision out to Lozano.

Skins: Riley and Owen (birdies on 13 and 15), Ryan Modglin and Luke Wilcox (birdie on 14), Mike Wrigley and David Wells (eagle on 17).

Week 18 we're back to a scramble. Beverage special will be waiting. Who's coming out?

One question to settle before the summer's out: what's the one part of your game you'd fix if you could? Putting, the slice off the tee, that wedge from 40? Tell us below — odds are we've got a drill for it.

Nothing beats a friendly team and a great place to practice your swing. ⛳️

Thank you, Ramon, for the 5-star review! We’re proud to offer a driving range and course experience that keeps our golfers coming back.

Come see us for your next round or range session at Lozano Golf Center!

The range clears out around six, the lights come on, and the only sound left is contact. Summer evenings at Lozano are the quiet kind of good. Come hit a bucket and let the day wind down.

Summer sunsets out here can't be beat!

The best part of camp week is the kid who couldn't make contact Monday and is striping it by Friday. Our next Junior Summer Camp at Lozano runs July 21–23 — full swing to short game, grouped by age and skill, and a whole lot of fun along the way.

We’re getting ready for a fun week of golf, learning, games, and skill-building for our junior golfers. From full swings to short game, camp is all about helping kids grow their game and have a great time doing it.

Still room to join. Link in bio to register. ⛳