A driving range's map listing shows hours and a phone number but nothing about whether the bays have ball-tracking tech like Toptracer or are just a bucket-of-balls mat — a difference that changes the whole experience and the price per bucket. Every range on this page has its tech bays confirmed from the facility's own website or booking system, not guessed from photos.
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Common questions
What is Toptracer at a driving range?
Toptracer is a camera and radar-based ball-tracking system installed over the tee that shows your shot's distance, carry, and trajectory on a screen in real time, plus lets you play virtual courses or target games. It's the most common ball-tracking brand, though some ranges use competing systems that work similarly.
Do tech bays cost more than regular driving range bays?
Usually yes — tech bays typically rent by the hour and cost more than a standard bucket-of-balls bay because of the added equipment and screen. Some ranges include a set number of balls in the hourly tech-bay rate rather than charging per bucket.