Umbria Golf Center

For a driving range where there isn’t much land this one works. It has a ton of targets and the balls were in pretty good shape, not to mention there was only 2 brands of balls in the basket! Around here it seems if it’s mostly round it’s in the hopper for someone to hit. Yes it’s mats, yes they are a bit worn yeah there are power lines running the length of the range but go here to practice with your short to mid irons and you’ll be just fine!

This is a decent golf center. There’s several dozen mats available for driving range practice but only a few of those are covered (can get hot in the summer without the cover). The range has power lines over it which can interfere with the path of the balls. The power towers in general prevent this place from having more stars, it kinda kills nature aspect of golf. But the mini golf course is pretty fun actually. All in all a good place to work on your game.

Well run facility, balls are always in good shape and the staff is very friendly. Minus one star for no grass tee, but otherwise an ideal range.

Good for a city range. All fairly new mats with rubber tees. Hit the electrical tower multiple times and was told I wasn’t allowed to hit driver because I hit it too far (carry it 300+). Good place to practice wedges and irons. Not good for woods or driver if you hit the ball long. Best place around though.

For a driving range in Philly, this is not bad. The mats are all new with rubber tees at normal heights, the ball machine is super convenient and priced cheap. They have cool targets at 50, 75 and 10 yds like a gong, barrels and small barrels that claim to give a free bucket if you make it in (which I have done several times yet, didn’t claim my prize :). This place is much nice than the place on City Ave. Heated stalls and mini golf are a plus.

I guess it’s OK for what it is. If you live in the city of Philadelphia there aren’t many options for ranges. This one is about a 25 minute drive from the heart of Center City. I would suggest going the extra 10 minutes to Tee’s in Conshie for the grass tees and the general professional appearance. Even the range in NJ, Fox Meadow, is a little better because you generally don’t have to deal with what’s described below.
The range is all mats, while grass tees are preferred of course. The range is all downhill so it’s difficult to get a decent feel for exactly how far you hit it, if you don’t hit a power line. There is no chipping area and the putting area — a laughably warped putting green — is the pits. The balls seem to be in relatively good shape, but I swear every time I go there the owners mention to someone that they have a shipment of new balls coming in, which never materializes.
If you’re left handed like myself, you are put in the corner with no heated stalls, several of which are irons only. The people who run the place seemingly are always talking about how they’re going to make this place great, but it certainly hasn’t improved much. I will add that the owners aren’t particularly customer friendly either, even though (and you’ll know who I am talking about) the one guy seemingly fancies himself as some sort of golf mogul.

I golf a lot. Summer, winter it really doesn’t matter. if there is no snow on the ground I will play. This driving range/​mini golf center opened about 2 years ago. When it first opened I wasn’t a fan. It was your typical run of the mill, hit off of mats driving range.
Over the last year they really have made some improvements with a couple semi-​indoor areas with motion sensor heating. Very nice on the chiller days. The wind that whips across driving ranges is always present so it helps. They also have a lot of mats setup so I’m guessing it could accommodate 30 people at one time… maybe more.
I still wish there was a grass tee area but i don’t see that happening. I don’t mind using mats in the winter but once the spring/​summer comes I will take the trek to Tee’s because I would rather hit from grass. Also since the place is under big huge electric towers my door/​trunk lock on my car never works here. creepy.
its nice that you can walk right to the range and get your tokens. no walking to a window and waiting in line. prices are $ 5 for a medium bucket. $ 10 for a large (105 balls) and $ 20 gets you an extra token so 2 large buckets and a medium.