Prince George is northern BC's golf hub, with a short but intense season - long summer daylight means evening range sessions that southern BC can't match. Facilities cluster around the city's main courses and make the most of roughly May-to-September golf.
Ranked by what golfers actually report: Google star ratings weighted by review volume, so a range with hundreds of reviews counts for more than one with a handful. Prince George has 7 ranges in total - see the full list.
Aberdeen Glen Golf Course is the highest-rated driving range in Prince George, with 4.7 stars across 50 Google reviews. An 18-hole course about ten minutes north of downtown Prince George, with a practice range alongside a putting green and short-game area. The Eagle's Nest restaurant and lounge sits at the clubhouse with a patio over the closing holes.
Alder Hills Golf Course has covered or heated hitting bays, so you can practice through rain and the BC shoulder seasons.
Alder Hills Golf Course offers camera or radar ball tracking, so every shot shows carry distance and dispersion.
Rankings use a Bayesian average of public Google ratings, which weighs both the star rating and how many golfers reviewed each range. A 4.7 with hundreds of reviews outranks a 5.0 with six. No range can pay to change its position.
