Driving ranges in Port St. Lucie: grass, mats & practice features

The operator posts a current daily range status and offers a Practice-Learn-Play program with unlimited range balls any day and time, establishing ordinary practice use at its outdoor range.

St. Lucie County identifies Fairwinds as an operational year-round public course, while current golf and host-tournament sources confirm its full driving range and range-ball use.

The current operator-linked place profile identifies Champion Turf Club as a public course with a full-service driving range, practice greens, and bunkers; current 2026 state licensing and recent play records support ongoing operation at this address.

Martin County publishes current daily range hours, four public bucket sizes and prices, and app and credit-card instructions for its self-service ball dispenser.

Martin County publishes current reservations, walk-in promotions, hourly public prices, and hours for twenty outdoor full-shot bays equipped with Trackman technology.

The operator identifies the business as a golf range and publishes current seven-day public hours, a last-bucket time, address, phone, and a bucket promotion.

The City of Fort Pierce documents current Indian Hills operations and 2026 range-token revenue; the official regional sports commission describes a 320-yard driving range and short-game practice area.

The municipal operator identifies The Saints as a public golf course with a driving range and practice area, documents range-ball purchases and a range-only membership program, and reported the range fully operational.

The operator publishes June 2026 public golf prices, daily hours, range memberships, and a current aqua driving-range experience.

The semi-private operator welcomes members and non-members, publishes 2026 public rates, and offers range-only monthly and annual access to the full-shot practice facility.