The Range

The Range is a great place to relax with friends, drink some beers, and catch up while trying to tap into your inner Arnold Palmer. The staff was super friendly and helpful. This was my first time going and I will definitely return!

Giving them 1 star because 0 isn’t allowed. Attended a party at The Range that was cut short by poor business practices.
I’m a bit unclear on the details as I was not directly involved in the discussion with the staff/​manager on duty. From what I understand from several (level-​headed) adults involved in the conversation the reasons we were asked to vacate went from we only had the space until 8:30 to our group wasn’t spending enough money on drinks and then back to the first reason. It is FREE to reserve space for an event but another group showed up and asserted they had paid a not small sum of money. The issue would not have been money either. Our party would happily have paid a rental fee IF THERE HAD BEEN ONE! The person who organized the party had this planned for a long time, had been out there 3 times leading up to yesterday, and The Range called HER the day of the event and NOT once mentioned anything about a time limit. She even asked how late The Range was open and when told midnight she said we would likely be there for the duration. A lot of time was spent planning and decorating and several people came from out of town for this party. Anyone that knows her knows what a sweet (not to mention super-​organized and reasonable) person she is so I have a hard time not believing The Range is at fault on this one. I had heard a few negative comments about this business recently but I do not frequent the place anyway so I didn’t really concern myself with it. I will now. I will not spend money nor will I recommend anyone spend money at this establishment until they can figure out a better system and learn to treat people right. It’s not about the almighty dollar and, if you run your business that way, it’s bound to catch up with you. What group of adults plans a 2 hour party? Isn’t that for 6 year olds?!
I’m sure the group that was allowed to stay (ahem– emptied their pockets) feels differently. So if you need to justify spending your hard earned money, go find a different review.

My grandmother rented the back lawn and stage venue from 6:30-midnight for my grandpa’s 75^th bday. We were told at 8:30 we needed to leave because we had not spend enough money in the 2 hours we were there and there was a wedding reception coming that had already spent more than we had. We had to cut our party short and leave. The OWNER was completely rude and the manager who worked with our family for over a month lied right to our faces about the agreement that was made. I understand that double bookings sometimes happen, but don’t blame it on your customers who «apparently did not understand.» I will never spend another penny at this place that is completely greedy and dishonest!

Recent management changes have negatively affected the appeal for families with young children. Area where families could sit, enjoy bbq with friends and family has been changed into a putting green — used to be nice place where kids could run and play, play in sand, enjoy live music. Now, if your children venture into the area, you are scolded and told their flip flops will leave permanent footprints on the putting green. We were told instead to let them play on the grassy area directly behind the driving range which could potentially cause serious injury and should be considered a major liability. Must say I didn’t see a single person interested in putting the entire time we were there. People are looking for a place they can hit balls, relax with a bucket of beer while the kids have a place to play and enjoy themselves, play some games — jenga, washers, etc. and enjoy some Crusty’s pizza.