Golf Practice Ranges

Golf practice ranges, also known as golf driving ranges, are specialised venues used by golfers to learn or refine their game by practicing their swing.

Golfing ranges are also a good alternative for golfing enthusiasts who want to participate in the game, but don’t have enough time to play a full game of golf, when there is not the opportunity to play nine or 18 holes or in cities that are very crowded and have limited room for golf courses. Some golf courses have driving ranges attached to them, which is handy for golfers to use whilst waiting to play the course. In addition to a driving range where golfers hit balls onto a range with marked distances, there are other activities also available at most golf ranges for golfers to improve other aspects of their game.

Putting greens, when a golfer plays a shot on a defined surface of a particular size and golf nets are also used by golfers to improve particular aspects of their game. Time spent on the golf practice range is essential for any golfer looking to improve their game and hone their golfing skills. Often a golfing instructor will use a driving range or putting range to teach their students particular aspects of the game, whether it’s a focus on the golfer’s swing or putt. Driving Ranges cater to a range of golfers with varied levels of experience from beginners to advanced, and often have golfing equipment avaialble for hire, handle repairs, golfing demonstrations and have golfing lessons and instruction avaialble.