Airport Greens Lighted Practice Range

Worst course I’ve ever played. Greens weren’t mowed, holes everywhere, and lots of bare spots. Fairways completely covered in goose crap. And it’s crazy wind because everything is open. There’s really nothing good about the course except the price. But any metropark course is 10 times better and just as cheap.

I never write a review, but I have to.
Green are awful, duck poo everywhere.
Stay away from this place. I am from out of town and took my 10 year old son to just keep me company he does not play, the person working there was one one the worst and should not be working there (I played golf for 20 years but this guy is a real red neck (this was the morning shift of ⁷⁄₂₄) this redneck following me around, I was trying to be cool since I was with my son otherwise I would let him have it. they should not hire rednecks like that this guy. There are many better courses out there. Stay away

Decent driving range. Bucket of 100 balls is $ 8. Covered area for the driving range. The area around the main area could use some de — cluttering.

Not really sure how to feel about this place. Very old school and run down. The driving range is about as useful as hitting in your own backyard. It was hard to find a good spot to hit from with all the prior divot marks. The one good takeaway was that the staff was friendly.

I have only gone here for the driving range. There are outdoor and covered driving range options, which is nice. It’s affordable and serves its purpose.

Good range. Both mats and tees are decent. Yardages are marked at 100, 150, 200 and 250. Balls are older yellow practice balls mostly. Some duds but otherwise decent. It’s nothing special, but works due to its accessible location for Eastsiders and the fact that this area really lacks viable alternatives. The range balls though are overpriced at $ 12 for a large.

It gets the job done. The buckets are a couple of bucks too expensive but not outrageous.

I mean… it’s a practice range. It serves its purpose. I went after 2 hours of rain, so the grass was a bit soggy. But I was able to tee up a ball and swing for the fences. Not an amazing experience, but at least it wasn’t work.

I really struggled over a 2 or 3 star review because when I golf, I usually go to Greens for 9 or 18. Its convenient to where I live and open so I don’t lose too many balls. I really don’t think that the price matches the golf experience. For a similar charge you can go to Briardale or Green Ridge which are actually decent courses. The bar in AG’s is never busy except maybe on golf outings or leagues. The people working there treat this place like its a 4 star course which it is not. The Practice range deserves a 4 star though given the other options around town.
So go to another course close by if you like hanging out afterward for beers. My work does their league at Briardale and they like hanging out with the girl that works the bar. I’ve golfed there a couple times and would agree.