Glen Acres Driving Range

This is a rustic driving range but the golf balls are cheap and you hit off of grass.
You cannot drive beyond 300 yards here. Sorry, Bubba Watson. One of the coolest things I discovered myself is that further from the clubhouse, there’s a row of flags on both sides. That row is spaced about 30 yards. The width of a fairway. It works great for staying between the flags to try your driving accuracy. Unfortunately, the grass isn’t great as it is closer to the clubhouse. So, hitting irons there is not ideal. You could bring a mat or just reserve irons for a lane on the better turf.
There’s a putt putt golf setup. I don’t think it’s to the level of an actual putt putt facility, but it’s good enough for a kid. I didn’t use it, myself.
The balls that you hit are decent quality. Not a lot of junky 1970s balls in the bucket. Mostly, I have seen Nike, Titleist, Callaway, and Top Flites.
There isn’t a cover or shade. So it’s not a rainy day place to hit.
I don’t know if he sells drinks like Pop, soda, Coke, or whatever you like to call it.
Overall, it’s a great field and the price is nice!

Cheap bucket of balls and some grass to hit it on, a solid choice for a driving range. A small putt-​putt course is good for kids who tag along.