My girlfriend set a tee time for my birthday and stated we were beginners, the people before us were late so we got some beers to begin and on the way back we were asked to let someone go ahead if us so by the time we got to even start we were 20 minutes behind. As we get to the second hole the "golf pro" condescendingly tells us to let people pass and that my girlfriend would damage the green even though she was already worried and refused to even set foot on it. We pulled in after, and he threw basically threw her ID at us instead of handing it to us after we came into the office and said we didn't appreciate how we had been treated and werent comfortable continuing the course. And to top it off as she was returning the ice bucket to the bar I was talking to some other patrons about our experience the so called golf pro came running out to try and do damage control to invite me back but explicitly stated that just I was invited back and not my girlfriend. We even selected mid morning Tuesday to try and have the least amount of people as to not be in the way. Would not recommend for beginners or anyone who is not an avid golfer looking for a quick course.

Cheap course to walk. In pretty good shape. Nice layout. Can be finished in about 1 hour as a solo walker.

We took a group and we bought a bucket of balls. All six in the group were able to hit plenty of times. A gentleman in the office loaned us a golf club. Due to the size of our group it was appreciated. The group had fun.

This is my favorite driving range in the country. They got it all here. You can play night on the course, fine tune your game on the range. Have a few drinks at the bar with live music. Definitely makes a nice evening.

If I could review this place a zero, I would. Right after we paid & walked to the bay the owner, Greg, said “I usually don’t like kids here.” I thought he was joking so I laughed but then he proceeded to say, “I don’t know how good you are, I will only allow you to hit from this bay.” I explained I had my husband and son with me so I needed more space. He said I could only hit from one bay if I had her. I have been to several ranges and this has never been an issue. In fact, they usually encourage family’s playing together. Isn’t the range typically the best place to practice fundamentals? Anyways, we ended up moving like he requested but then he found out I was left handed so moved me to a bay far from the others. I explained I came to this range because I wanted the overhead shade. He insisted I could only swing from left-handed bays now. Moral of the story, I did feel discriminated against and I will never be back. The picture is from where we had to set up compared to where the shaded area is.