Endless Surf will provide the wave technology for USA Surfing’s official National Team training center at a new surf park in Utah scheduled to open in 2027. The project, developed in partnership with USA Surfing and Kamaka Responsible Development, will provide year-round training opportunities for athletes preparing for international competition, including the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games and beyond.
The announcement follows the 2026 USA Surfing Championships at Lower Trestles, where Endless Surf served as a primary sponsor and Kamaka Responsible Development was title sponsor. The 2026 Championships were the organization’s first since USA Surfing became the certified National Governing Body for surfing in the United States.
“As surfing continues to grow, we’re seeing the emergence of a new layer of infrastructure that complements the ocean and strengthens athlete development pathways,” said Paul Chutter, President of Endless Surf. “Every major sport invests in environments that help athletes train and perform at the highest level. Surfing should be no different. We’re proud to work alongside USA Surfing and Kamaka Responsible Development to help create new opportunities for American surfers and support the continued evolution of our sport.”
According to USA Surfing coach and two-time US Open champion Brett Simpson, access to consistent, repeatable conditions can complement traditional ocean training.
“Kamaka’s and Endless Surf’s commitment gives the next generation of U.S. surfers the ability to train on demand against conditions they’ll face in competition,” said Brett Simpson, USA Surfing coach and two-time US Open champion. “That’s the kind of investment that changes the trajectory of the sport, making it an exciting tool for American surfers preparing to take on the world’s best.”
The announcement of the surf park and partnership comes at a pivotal moment for USA Surfing, with the 2026 Championships marking the organization’s first as the newly certified National Governing Body for surfing in the United States. Alongside its commitment to the Championships, Kamaka Responsible Development views the project as a long-term investment in the future of the sport.
“This is more than a sponsorship; it’s a long-term commitment to the future of American surfing,” said Jackson Sheppard, President and Co-Founder of Kamaka Responsible Development. “This is a transformational moment for U.S. surfing. We’re proud to invest in the 2026 USA Surfing Championships, the athlete pipeline, and a state-of-the-art National Training Center that will shape the next generation of our country’s top surfers.”
