Golf Courses With a Driving Range Near Pittsburgh
Warm up before the round, or just go hit balls.
Turning up cold and hitting your first real swing on the first tee is a good way to waste three holes. These courses have a practice range on site, so you can loosen up beforehand, and most sell range balls to people who are not playing that day. Ranges vary a lot in what they offer. Some are full grass tees where you can work through a bag properly. Others are mats with a modest landing area, fine for warming up but not for a long practice session. If you are going specifically to practice rather than to play, it is worth checking whether the course has a practice green too, since short game work matters more for scoring than anything you do with a driver.
All 36 Courses With a Driving Range
Beaver Creek Meadows Golf Course
Bedford Trails Golf Course
Bristolwood Golf Course & Restaurant
Buhl Park Golf Course
Carroll Meadows Golf Course
Castle Hills Golf Course
Cedarbrook Golf Course
Chippewa Golf Club
Conley Resort Golf Club
From $35
Cool Springs Golf
Cranberry Highlands Golf Course
From $35
Donegal Highlands Golf Club
From $30
Edgewater Golf Course
Fort Cherry Golf Club
Frosty Valley Golf Links
Glengarry Golf Links
Hannastown Golf Club
J. E Good Park Golf Course
Lindenwood Golf Club
Mannitto Golf Club
Mt Odin Park Golf Course
North Park Golf Course
From $25
Oak Shadows Golf Club
Oakbrook Golf Club
Olde Dutch Mill Golf Course & Sports Facility
Olde Stonewall Golf Club
From $50
Quicksilver Golf Club
From $45
Riverview Golf Course
Spring Hills Golf Course
Strawberry Ridge Golf Course
Sunny Hill Golf & Recreation
Totteridge Golf Club
From $40
Victory Hills Golf Course
Westwood Golf Club
Wilkshire Golf Course
Windmill Lakes Golf Club
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the driving range without playing a round?
At most of these courses, yes. You buy a bucket at the pro shop and hit as long as you like. A few restrict the range to players on busy weekend mornings.
What does a bucket of range balls cost around Pittsburgh?
Typically somewhere between five and fifteen dollars depending on bucket size and the course. Many sell a discounted large bucket or a punch card if you go regularly.
Are the ranges grass or mats?
It is a mix, and it changes with the season. Courses that have grass tees often move players onto mats in early spring and late autumn to protect the turf.