Absolutely! Sometimes the ambiance is the only thing they have going for them. I prefer locations that provide more value for my money.
Why can’t they just have a flat rate for all ranges? It would make life so much simpler! Have you all seen those deals that sound good but are only available on days when the weather is terrible? Always a catch, isn’t there?
I think the best driving range in LA has to be Brookside Golf Club. It’s centrally located near Pasadena and has ample parking. Plus, it’s close to the Rose Bowl, which makes it easy for both locals and tourists to access.
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I completely agree! Also, the views of the mountains there are stunning while you practice. Just wish they had more parking options during peak hours!
Have any of you tried the Driving Range at Griffith Park? It’s a bit further out, but the location is iconic. Just be ready for potentially tricky parking on busy days.
True! It’s a beautiful spot, but I found the parking frustrating. The shuttle service could help, but it’s not always reliable.
For convenience, I’d recommend The Golf Center at Chelsea. It’s super accessible from the 405 and has decent parking. Perfect for a quick after-work session.
Exactly! Plus, it has a great vibe that can take the edge off after a long day. Definitely supportive of that choice!
I wonder if there’s a hidden gem driving range in LA that’s not getting enough attention. I’m new in town and could use recommendations that are off the beaten path!
For more of a hidden gem, I suggest the range at the Los Angeles Country Club. It’s exclusive, but if you can get in, the experience is unparalleled! Just might be challenging for those not local.
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Who wants to drive to a restricted access club, though? I prefer to keep things casual during my practice rounds!
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LOL, I think the best driving range is the one with the least chance of me losing a ball! Convenience is great, but I’ll take laughs over luxury any day! What about Topgolf? It’s fun and easy to reach.
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