Find a driving range near you
1289 golf driving ranges across the United States — lighted ranges, grass tees, covered bays and indoor simulators, with addresses and phone numbers. Find a bucket before you drive out.
Browse by state
- Alabama27
- Arizona11
- Arkansas13
- California90
- Colorado10
- Connecticut23
- Delaware2
- Florida69
- Georgia34
- Hawaii9
- Idaho6
- Illinois57
- Indiana28
- Iowa19
- Kansas11
- Kentucky19
- Louisiana14
- Maine12
- Maryland27
- Massachusetts45
- Michigan58
- Minnesota27
- Mississippi5
- Missouri28
- Montana2
- Nebraska10
- Nevada9
- New Hampshire12
- New Jersey34
- New Mexico4
- New York73
- North Carolina47
- North Dakota3
- Ohio74
- Oklahoma5
- Oregon12
- Pennsylvania78
- Rhode Island7
- South Carolina30
- South Dakota1
- Tennessee24
- Texas92
- Utah9
- Vermont6
- Virginia28
- Washington28
- West Virginia13
- Wisconsin42
- Wyoming2
Popular cities
- Indianapolis, IN6
- Houston, TX6
- San Antonio, TX6
- Los Angeles, CA5
- Tampa, FL5
- Chicago, IL5
- Fresno, CA4
- Atlanta, GA4
- Frederick, MD4
- New York, NY4
- Eugene, OR4
- Pittsburgh, PA4
- Columbia, SC4
- Dallas, TX4
- Seattle, WA4
- Carlsbad, CA3
- Vallejo, CA3
- Southington, CT3
- Ocala, FL3
- Pompano Beach, FL3
- Alpharetta, GA3
- Oak Brook, IL3
- Orland Park, IL3
- Lafayette, LA3
New to the range? Most ranges sell buckets by size rather than by time — a small bucket is 30–50 balls, a large one 100 or more. Clubs are usually free to borrow or a few dollars to rent, so you can turn up empty-handed.
Common questions
- How much does a driving range cost?
- A small bucket of 30–50 balls usually runs $8–15, and a large bucket of 100 or more is $15–25. Ranges with Toptracer bays or heated stalls charge by the hour instead, typically $25–50 per bay for a group.
- Do I need my own clubs to use a driving range?
- No — nearly every range lends or rents clubs, often free with a bucket or a few dollars for a set. A driver and a mid iron are enough for a first session, so you can show up with nothing but golf shoes or trainers.
- Are driving ranges open in winter?
- Many are. Covered and heated bays stay open year-round in cold states, and indoor simulator centers run all winter. Outdoor grass-tee ranges usually close or switch to mats once the ground freezes — call ahead in the off-season.