Tee Zone Driving Range

A nice East facing driving range so you have the sun setting behind you is good for all months of the season and times of day. Very friendly staff and competitive prices. From the website it seems a tad more expensive than competitors for the size of bucket, but the ball machine is very generous so the prices even out.

Great price, and great customer service Should be renamed to "No Tee Zone" though because there are no Tees on the hitting mats.

This spacious golf driving range is very well equipped. There is a putting practice range, a bunker practice range, and a pitching practice range. But the lawn care is a mess.

Came here on opening day with the husband. Looks like they've added new mats and with the nice weather we had, it was a perfect day to hit some balls. Great staff and management as well. I'm honestly not sure what all these other negative reviews are about... Could it be competitors? Either way, I'll definitely be back!

Very very poor selection of rental clubs, pretty premium prices for such a mediocre facility. Asked for a left handed driver rental, cahier charged me then says oh the only left handed clubs are there (points to a children's set with no driver).. Not impressed definitely not worth the drive.

A nice and friendly place to hit a few balls on a warm sunny day like today. They offer grass and turf tees and some limited rental clubs for a small fee.

Nice place, friendly staff. However, most of the balls are so worn that they look more like ping pong balls. Even well struck balls nose dive because there is literally no dimples left. If you buy a large, maybe 30 balls are decent. Unfortunately, this is probably the most important aspect that makes a range worthwhile. It's too bad as this place is really nice and in a beautiful location.

Decent range with potential, but needs some attention. Has a lot of targets in the range field, and a nice large putting green, which are both great. I would echo other comments about the range balls needing to be upgraded and replaced, they are all in poor condition. However, the grass tees need much better maintenance, It gets super busy so they get ripped up quickly, and the maintenance does not seem to keep up, or they don’t rotate positions as often as they should. Grass tees are also like hitting out of the rough as they are not trimmed down closer to what a tee box would be. Pitching area is great to have, but the hitting area is pretty deep grass so you have no way to put any spin on the ball, or practice trying to spin it. Also the green is not a green, it’s just a cut out area of grass slightly shorter than the hitting area. Ball just stops dead when it hits the grass so you can’t practice different shots to see how the ball would react in any way. If they created a hitting area closer to fairway or first cut length that would be great. Then also build a proper green. As noted above there is nice large putting green which shows they know how to build and maintain a green, so build another one here. Bunker area is also nice to have, but you hit into a net and not to a green. Again, no way to see how your ball is going to react out of the sand and on the green. The land is there to build a green and it can still be surrounded by a net to protect from errant shots. There are really no other ranges around with a great short game area. Tee Zone has the opportunity to create one. One option would be to repurpose some of the “member’s area” with a few proper target greens to challenge a variety of shots from 60 yards in. I’d spend more time there if the short game practice area got an upgrade.