Find a range by what you need

Camera-tracked ball flight on every shot. See carry, club speed, dispersion, and play virtual course rounds without leaving the bay.

Tour-grade radar that captures full launch data. The same system used in professional fitting and instruction.

Practice through the BC shoulder months without thawing your hands. Overhead radiant heaters keep stalls usable from October to March.

Rain doesn't kill the session. Covered or fully enclosed bays let you hit through Pacific Northwest weather.

Real turf, not mats. The contact feedback most golfers want for serious practice. Usually open seasonally.

PGA of Canada or CPGA-certified instruction on-site. Single lessons, packages, and junior programs.

Dialed-in equipment fitting on-site, often paired with launch monitors. Get measured before you spend on new clubs.

Practice the half of the game that decides scores. Most ranges with putting greens also have chipping areas.

Pitching, chipping, and bunker work in a dedicated practice area. Where good golfers spend the most time.

On-site retail for grips, gloves, balls, and apparel. Often the best place to demo new clubs before fitting.

Family-friendly putting course on the same property. Good for groups with mixed interest levels.

Cafe or restaurant at the range so you can eat between sessions or build practice into a longer day.

Licensed bar at the range. Makes for an easy social practice session or post-round drink.