This golf driving range has been here about as long as I can remember, and it's really starting to…read moreshow its age. In general the entire premises could use some TLC, and though I'm generally just one of those "give me an open field to smack stuff into" kind of guys, I can't help but feel that there are better fields to smack little round white balls into. From the entrance, the paved driveway is being gradually reclaimed by the surrounding woodland, and that can kind of be said in general of the whole place. The parking lot is more than large enough for the range, even on the nicest of days I would think. The clubhouse is no longer a clubhouse. Over the years it went from being walk-in and stocking a few items, even re-gripping clubs on demand, to just a window with an attendant, to now, no attendant. That's all honestly fine with me, the ball dispenser seems to work fine, even if giving it your money isn't the most intuitive thing in the world. Other than the ball vend-o-tron, you get a pepsi machine. Speaking of giving it your money, it's $10 for a medium bucket of balls currently, which is 70 balls. That's higher than most of the surrounding golf courses, particularly Jamestown, which has recently overhauled their range into a better experience on days with or without a mat. On the subject of the balls, they need to be purged. In my bucket, I got about half newer balls, and of the remaining half, balls that still had dimples but were covered in gouges and marks, to balls that have been weather-worn almost completely smooth. This item needs the most attention, as I'm not really getting any kind of accurate practice with balls that bad. On my visit, it was "mat-only" but i kind of get the feeling that is the default here now. The grass in front of the matted area is non-existent. The mats do not have tees for you to hit driver, nor are they the newer mats that you can actually slip your own tee into. The result is, people hit irons off the mat, then step forward onto the dirt to tee up for driver practice. On the plus side, there were more than enough tees for me to scavenge instead of using my own. The short game area has fallen into total disrepair, it's not even acknowledged anymore. On a nice spring day, at any given time i was there, there was probably about 10-12 people. Means this place makes a decent chunk of change, and someone just comes along now and then to tractor up the balls and refill the vend-o-tron. A pressure washer, new mats that are tee-able so they can re-seed the grass in front, and a bunch of new range balls would really bring this place back to prominence even if the short game area is never to be used again.

Surprisingly, this place is open! The phone number on yelp (as of March 2024) is not updated…read more They are open until 9 most weeknights. Balls are reasonably priced vs other places, grounds are maintained well. I wish all the lights worked at night (need to stick close to the entrance after dark), and wish the parking lot was lit as well.

This historic site in Greensboro is a gem. The staff( Ryan Wilson and his team ) engaged us with…read moreour visit. Intern Jayla was the star!! She provided PowerPoint presentations/ a visit to the Golf Shack / provided historical data about the course / a golf demonstrations. Our organization had an amazing time - we will definitely return. They also offer golf lessons for kids ages 6-12 years of age.

I'm at this course quite a bit. Gillespie has a really inviting feel. I'm not a golfer, but my…read moredaughter is. I always feel at ease bringing her to this course. Everyone is always so welcoming. They have a driving range. There is a short game section and putting greens. I enjoy driving my daughter around this course in the golf carts. Never had an issue with their carts. There is a restroom half way through. Make sure you get the code for the doors off the carts. There are fences around the course for privacy. If the grill is open, they have food in the main office. The food has been good throughout the years. Make sure to ask about lessons and tournaments. If you are interested in getting your kids involved, they have First Tee and the PGA Jr Leagues.

As a high handicap golfer I struggled to self evaluate my swing mechanics. A mid-handicap golfer…read morefriend recommended a specific coach, Sara Velazquez at Golftec on Battleground Ave. After taking some seven lessons I don't look back at the decision. My coach was impressively efficient with evaluation and teaching me the proper mechanics of the swing. This is in large part because of the technology used. The videos and superimposed markings gave me the visuals I needed to understand my faults and the suggested remedies. It's a bit early for me to have hard data on the improvements but my playing partners have noticed the marked improvements in my ball striking. I'm recommending Coach Velazquez to my golfing friends. Each lesson gave me several videos of my swing, with analysis narration by the coach. Also, instruction videos recommended by my coach have been valuable to me. Supposedly, I have permanent access to these training videos!!!

I paid for 1 year instruction. The instructor was concerned with moving people in and out and had…read moreno interest in player improvement. I left at about 7 months of instruction after going from a high 70's golfer to a 90's golfer. Please don't waste your money. Find a pga professional who's only objective isn't lesson production!

We love this place. Great concept/setup and love the simulations bays. Husband and I are taking…read morelessons from Davis and we really enjoying it! He is very helpful with purchasing proper equipment!

Excellent spot - can't say enough good things about this place! Highly recommend it. Went in with a…read moregroup of seven guys ranging from 5 (allegedly) to 30 handicaps and we all had a great time. Our outdoor tee time fell through due to weather, and Tee it Up was able to get us in last minute. Super nice guys, nice facility, nice sims, decent drink selection, all around great experience. Stuff for any golf nerds reading this: they're running FlightScope monitors (Mevo+ I think) and it's linked up to The Golf Club software. I honestly didn't know TGC was compatible with sims, so that was cool since you have access to all the courses on TGC - even the player-made clones of places like Augusta National, Pine Valley, etc. Google the names of the best dupes before you go in, they're not called the same thing on TGC. Staff know the names, too. The bays were pretty good, and tracking was on point for the most part. Just like any sim, don't expect perfect shots every time: it's not the real thing! Use a mulligan or just get over it and have fun. The only thing I'd point out (and it's minor) is that they don't have the super fancy mat/tee setup with rough, sand, built in tee holes, etc. Maybe that's due to the type of monitors? If they don't add that, just bring your own rubber tee that's the right height for your driver. Not a huge deal.

PGS Is Phenomenal!! If you don't know.,,,Now You Know! Their instructions and game plans for each…read moreindividual golfer are top-notch. Their youth and junior golf programs are fun, educational and also develops competition. I love Robert Linville's Precision Golf School.

Fun course at a good price. Maintenance is much improved and the course is very enjoyableread more

Friendly, open course. Great for the beginner or casual player. No sand, very little water, some…read moreo/b. As I hadn't played in quite a while, we only played nine, but had a great time. Very affordable, too. Definitely will return, but perhaps will hit the attached driving range first, to get in shape.

Andre's reputation precedes him, he is an excellent instructor. You need only ask anyone who has…read moretaken the time to work with him. You may find less expensive lessons elsewhere, but you get what you pay for. After 40,000 hours of instruction, he has seen it all and, more importantly, provides the necessary instruction to overcome your shortcomings and improve your overall game. After three lessons I have experienced significant improvement, recently shooting a net 65. Unheard of for anyone who has seen my game. If you are new to the game, or looking to improve your existing one, I highly encourage you to give him a call. You WILL NOT be disappointed.

Coach Andre and staff are Awesome! They bring a holistic approach to golf training - stressing…read morethe mental aspects as well as the mechanics of the swing. My son's confidence in his game is really taking off and he can't wait for the 2016 season! I highly recommend Triangle Golf Academy!

Friendly family and great value…read more My girlfriend and I started learning golf here with no prior knowledge or experience. The monthly membership is a good value if you are serious about putting time in and learning. We attended for maybe 2-3 months before we had to move away to a different state but we learned a lot. We would still be going here if we didn't move out of the state earlier this month. I will say that you should not expect them to teach you everything as they are group classes. The other members are super friendly and help out. If you're new like we are, be patient and learn what you can from the group classes and then when you have some clubs of your own do a lot of practice on their simulators/virtual driving range... then take private lessons.

Literally the best place in North Carolina for the beginner golfer to learn the fundamentals and…read morethe advanced golfer to fine tune skills. I signed up for the golf school ( very affordable and beginner friendly group classes, if you are real bad ...you will not be embarrassed trust me) with a goal of routinely breaking 100. In less than two months of classes with Mike and Pat , I now regularly shoot in the low 90s and even have rounds in the 80s. (Best is 86).

Fantastic little driving range, I went around 9:30 A.M. Sunday. The range looked nice. The grass…read moretees were closed (it had just rained) but they looked well maintained, and it was probably for the best considering the weather that they were closed. The ball dispenser took cards, which was fantastic! A large bucket of balls was 12 bucks, which I felt was reasonable and The balls seemed to be in good shape. I hit for about 45 minutes then left. I've been to this range a few times, and every time there seems to be an improvement. I'll continue to come back to this range whenever I can, and highly recommend it if you're looking for a range that's not attached to a course!

From the owner: Whether you're a pro golfer or new to the game, there's always room for improvement in your swing…read moretechniques. Visit Kernersville Golf Center in North Carolina to perfect your golf swing in one of the area's leading driving ranges. Become an expert of the game while having a great time at Kernersville Golf Center. Call (336) 399-8053 to sign up for one of their group or individual lessons today.

I had to pick up an online item for a family member. Located on West Wendover in the retail box…read morestore shopping district of Greensboro. 5 o'clock traffic! It is easy to turn right into the parking lot but not so easy turning back out left. I was greeted by friendly reps who helped me. They almost gave me the wrong item. I looked at baseball gloves while I waited for them to sort it out and there were no prices on the mitts. Large, bright store with steady traffic. A lot of products in the store. You can purchase on line and pick up item, I guess the norm now.

I can't say enough positive things about this location. The service is always exceptional…read more(especially in firearms) the prices are the absolute best and if it's not in stock, they'll order it for you or you can use the app. Now the app is a separate bonus and they are always sending me coupons for discounts. In fact, I sometimes wonder how they make any money. I usually always go here for most of my outdoor essentials. Get the app and the card. If you are responsible with money and pay off the card, you'll save tons of money. Also, when you order on line, shipping is free & quick. I think people are intimidated by big boxes and expect someone to be groveling to help them. Stop looking for the negatives and start looking at the bottom line. It's not that much of an inconvenience to ask someone for help and I'm certain they will assist!