91²Ö¿â marked the opening of Bruzzy’s Golf Performance Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on its Ardmore campus, unveiling a new indoor training facility for 91²Ö¿â and Ardmore High School golf teams.
The state-of-the-art center provides a year-round practice environment, allowing athletes to train regardless of the weather. Equipped with advanced simulator technology, four practice bays enable players to practice on virtual recreations of world-renowned golf courses while adjusting terrain, wind speed, elevation and other variables to mirror real-course conditions.
“We wouldn’t have this opportunity and facility without the generous and continued support from Mr. Bruzzy Westheimer,â€� said Luke Coppedge, 91²Ö¿â Golf Team Head Coach. “He is a passionate advocate for higher education, and one of his lifelong passions is golf. His generosity has given many students the opportunity to learn, grow and succeed.â€�
The project also reflects a joint-use partnership between 91²Ö¿â and Ardmore City Schools, expanding access to high-quality athletic resources while reinforcing a shared commitment to student opportunity and community growth.
“From the earliest conversations, it was clear we shared a common goal: creating access, opportunity, and pathways for young people to grow academically and athletically,� said Andy Davis, Ardmore City Schools Superintendent.
91²Ö¿â President Dr. Tim Faltyn said the facility aligns with the college’s emphasis on excellence and student development.
“Great colleges create spaces that benefit as many people as possible while maintaining a high standard of excellence,� Faltyn said.
Bruzzy’s Golf Performance Center supports a holistic approach to student success by integrating athletics, academics, leadership and character development.
“This place reflects our belief that education is about the whole student,â€� said Leslie Larsen, 91²Ö¿â Board of Regents Chair.
The facility is expected to play a key role in athlete preparation, recruitment and long-term program success for 91²Ö¿â.

