Tee It Up

Just wanted to hit some balls for fun so I stopped in. I got a couple tips from the teaching pro as part of the deal. How can you beat that?

Staff is great and they have a decent selection of clubs you can borrow.
No rubber tees so you’ll need to bring your own or buy some there. They grass isn’t very well maintained but you get what you pay for.

Hey fellow Unilocalers, I don’t golf often but when I do I like to stop off at Tee It Up to hit a couple buckets so I don’t completely embarrass myself on the course. The staff is welcoming and appreciative. Love this place. Owner Nick always makes me laugh!

If you’re going here for one purpose and one purpose only which is to hit golf balls as far as you can then you’ll love this place! However that’s all this place is good for. They have practice putting greens which are unrealistically fast and it has no feel. They also have a chipping area which is complete rough and the greens you chip on aren’t even mowed so the ball doesn’t roll. NO feel at all for the short game play.
Also, it’s a bit overpriced. Go to Twin Rivers Golf Course which is $ 9 instead of Tee It Up’s $ 13+ for a large bucket of range balls and you can tell they actually care for their practice area. I’m convinced all the workers do here is drive the cart to retrieve the balls and take no maintenance for this place at all. Nothing has changed in the 10 times I’ve been there and I would like to see some improvements or a price decrease due to the poor conditions.

Reading these reviews I see most have never been to other driving ranges. First tee it up is the only range with a cover over grass. That’s right GRASS. There golf balls are better than what I have in my bag. They put NEW balls in every month. And if you’re a golfer you have seen that there’s only 3 lighted ranges in Orlando area.

Where to begin here… I’ve been coming here for years, but had stopped coming after moving further away. Today, we had a group of us meet up to hit balls, and thought this would be a great place to do so. Upon entering, you are greeted with an immediate smell of mold and mildew, to the point of almost gagging. Obviously, there must have been a water leak, and they never bothered to replace the damaged carpet. The buckets have gotten smaller, and the prices have gotten much higher. Once you go outside, much of the grass is weeds, essentially hitting your range balls out of the rough unless you tee them up. Overall, a very disappointing experience.

This place is decent. I am a new golfer and really don’t know what good vs. bad might be. I go here three times a week and have found the staff to be very polite.
In just 4 visits I have begun to hit the ball consistently and that is all I go here for.
I would recommend this place to all who want to hit the ball and improve their swing.

Please take note that this is the first review of Tee It Up in nearly eight months. I’m not surprised, because the people who actually hit golf balls here are either embarrassed to admit their attendance or cannot put into words how bad this place looks. I play 150+ rounds of golf each year and know my way around a driving range and practice facility. The ONLY positive from my first (and final) visit to Tee It Up was the good condtion of the actual range balls themselves. Besides that, it made the lousy driving range in the movie Tin Cup starring Kevin Costner look like the Grand Cypress resort. Other than the necessity of mowing the grass, the overall condition of the property indicates that no other work or maintenance has been performed in years. Oh, and while I was hitting their large bucket (which seems more like a medium bucket relative to my other driving range visits), an employee was trying to start the vehicle used to pick up golf balls and I lost count of how many attempts it actually took to get it running. The only bucket I will be buying anywhere near Tee It Up in the forseeable future will be a bucket of beer at Miller’s Ale House next door.

We go here once in a while with the family. Good place to hit a few balls and spend some time out doors. Now that Millers Ale house is next door they put up some netting on the left side, I am sure the restaurant customers appeciate that. I oike the shaded area.
Priced reasonably for an outdoor outing with the kids.

Tee it Up Inc. is a pretty decent all-​grass range to just go and drive some balls as far as you can. It’s even nice to go on a rainy/​sunny day because they have a covered hitting area. I paid about $ 9 for a medium size bucket (45 – 50 balls) and also a bag of long T’s. I’m not sure what the on-​going rate is on most other places but I’m not complaining. Just bring some cash though because if you spend under $ 10 they will charge you a $ 0.50 fee for credit card use.

I am a fan of Tee It Up in Oviedo. Went for the first time about two weeks ago and just went back for a second time a couple of nights ago. Real grass driving range with tons of places to hit from. They have a nice covered area to hit from when it’s raining or to escape the sun in the middle of the day. They have a small putting green and another short game green with three pins and a bunker that is good for chipping and pitching but the conditions are a little rough. The prices are competitive and the golf balls are actually pretty solid. Not too beat up. All in all, this is a great place to practice and work on your game.

Driving range is pretty good– great service, and great location. They’ve made an effort to entertain those who aren’t hitting balls (shaded area, slide for small kids) but they have room to improve the overall appearance. Also, they say they have a putt-​putt area, but that’s a joke, really. It hasn’t been playable in years. :) overall, if you just want to hit balls– this range is perfect. If you’re looking for a bunch of other «fluff»: this isn’t your place.