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Hunter won't be in dugout, but he's still rooting for Angels

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November 12, 2025

Trout National does not formally open until April.

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Hunter won't be in dugout, but he's still rooting for Angels

STEPHEN MATUREN Getty Images TORII HUNTER interviewed for the Angels' managerial job but wasn't chosen, yet still supports them.

But, when you're Mike Trout, you can invite your friends to playa couple rounds on the course that carries your name.

And so it was that Trout, the best player in Angels history, last week welcomed Torii Hunter, one ofthe most popular and respected players in Angels history. The course, designed by Tiger Woods and his team, is located in Trout’s hometown of Millville, N.J., and includes a refueling stop in “a concrete bunker tucked behind the 14th tee and styled like a classic baseball dugout.”

Said Hunter: “It’s a great course.”

Hunter could have managed his former teammate next season, had the Angels chosen him to replace Ron Washington. However, for the second time in three years, the Angels interviewed Hunter for their managerial vacancy and then hired someone else — this time, former Angels catcher Kurt Suzuki.

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