Richmond Driving Range

Not the best not the worst but that depends on what you value most from a driving range. I'll point out the most relevant things to me and you can be a judge for yourself.- Lots of stalls despite that can be quite busy. I actually had to leave because it was full house 2 times in a row at around 1pm once on a weekend once on a weekday.- Parking plenty but if you see the lot is 3/4 full then you're probably in trouble for getting a stall, just saying- I've gone a lot recently and constantly encountered 2 different ladies at the front desk. One is extremely friendly and welcoming, the other less so, though not mean she's more of a she'll say hi if you say hi type.- The mats and tray holding the balls at the range are of the higher quality variety unlike some places such as your municipal driving range- It's hot right now so no need for heaters but you can see they have plenty of overheard heaters- There are a couple chairs and a small table every x number of stalls but it doesn't go all the way across so definite lack of seating- The building itself is pretty bare bones, it has wash rooms, it has a front desk, it has a few tables, even has a small store where you can buy a few golf items.At the end of the day it's a place where you come and hit balls and it provides just that. If you have your own clubs and don't have to rent their terrible clubs and don't care about having a seat and table then it's totally fine. Fairly bare bones as I stated earlier but it does what it's supposed to do. If you want a nicer" place and plenty of seating to hang and chill then Savage Creek down the road would fit that bill but otherwise no issues here."

Token card expires after 2 month regardless of how much credits you buy.A recently added T&C, as it’s taped on the in-store menu

Nice people. Well cared for equipment. Lights are bright to hit right to closing. Customer service matters here.

Easy to find.. lots of parkingTons of COVID space for all the hit balls.. my 12yr old boy’s first time in many years ever hitting a ball.And to think it was his idea today to find a driving range. After we were done, he asked if we can come back tomorrow ?That’s a big time win for ole dad... we will be back

This driving range is new to me just off the highway and located next to green acres golf course. It's a single level and mostly undercover with fans and heating as required. The stalls are wide enough and the range is flat with a tall net at the far end. Unless you're hitting into the mid 300 yard range you're not going to reach the net. There is ample ball machines for supply and there is also a lot of hitting assist devices or training devices that you can borrow. At the one end of the range is a grassy area that you can hit from as well. Price per bucket is reasonable. The only thing with this range is that it is very busy. It is oftentimes populated with people that seem to have memberships and campouts for the whole day. There is not effective policing of the players here in that people can leave their bags and coat at a station for hours on end without actually hitting while they're socializing at another station or just watching someone else. Inside the building there is a small pro shop and small cafe neither of which seems to be particularly well stocked. The customer services very basic. I do like this range however because it is relatively close and easy to get to on the highway system. Outside there is also a chipping and putting area which is good. And of course it is in Richmond and a quick drive to all of what region has to offer otherwise. Will come again.

3 stars is generous. Run down, dive. No one attending to make sure there are clean baskets (or any baskets) at the ball dispenser. No sanitizing that can be seen. No tissues or sanitizer at ball dispenser. The girls at the desk are on their phones the whole time. If you’re in a jam, it’ll do. But there are MUCH nicer options for the same money. Try Savage Creek down the road, a much more upkept, sanitized and classy place.

Great facilities to practice or master your swing and such. To rent a club is $1.00, a bucket of 60 balls is $6.50. Seniors get special rate in the mornings. People are friendly. Lots of parking.

$12 for 120 balls. Heaters are very warm in the winter. Very friendly lady staff. Always busy tuff to find a stall if you go after dinner. Well lit up range. You can see you ball hit 250 mark with the lights at night.

May have been one of the first driving ranges I ever came to a couple years ago.You can rent clubs but it’s always nice when the person you came with brings his whole set, teaches you (what is PGA class A), and gets the buckets of balls for you?

The matts are in good condition, and the range is flat. Also has a dedicated chipping area too. The roof awning overhangs too far out too hit high lofted clubs. But the grass driving range tee boxes are basically dont exist reference the picture.