Driving ranges in Columbus: grass, mats & practice features

The current Columbus Consolidated Government golf site identifies Bull Creek as an affordable course for everyone, offers public online tee times, and explicitly lists a full driving range alongside short-game areas and putting greens. The Columbus Sports Council independently calls it public golf and documents its staffed practice range.

Current Georgia course directories identify Cedar Creek as an operating daily-fee public facility in Marion County, and current facility material explicitly lists a full-shot driving range. A September 2025 18Birdies check-in provides additional recent evidence that the rural nine-hole course remains active.

The current U.S. Army MWR operator page calls the course a full-service facility open to the public, explains how visitors without traditional military access can obtain gate passes, publishes daily hours and range-ball pricing, and explicitly lists a driving range and practice green.

The City of Phenix City identifies Lakewood as a public golf facility, publishes daily practice-facility hours, and states that practice balls are available from the golf shop for its target-green practice range. The current 18Birdies profile explicitly confirms the driving range.

The current operator identifies Maple Ridge as an affordable semi-private club accessible to nonmembers, publishes nonmember rates, and documents range and practice-facility use. The current 18Birdies profile explicitly confirms the full-shot driving range.

The current operator describes a public outdoor range open to all ages and skill levels, publishes its Columbus address and phone, and documents 28 bays, 10 open-air bays, an automatic ball dispenser, Inrange ball tracking, club rental, and evening operation.

The current Columbus Consolidated Government golf site presents Oxbow Creek as a welcoming public course, offers public online booking, and documents substantial practice facilities. Its current 18Birdies facility profile explicitly identifies an outdoor driving range.

The current resort operator describes Twin Oaks as a 26-acre practice complex large enough to work every club, with 1.5 acres of tee space and multiple target greens. Its current golf-rate page publishes daily 7 a.m.-dusk practice hours and nonmember coaching rates, while the resort offers public tee-time booking.

Current TeeOff and facility-directory records identify the Harris County course as an active public 18-hole facility at 592 Day Lake Drive. Current course profiles explicitly list its full-shot driving range, putting green, short-game area, and open guest policy.