Driving ranges in Salt Lake City: grass, mats & practice features

Topgolf Salt Lake City in Midvale is a bay-based golf entertainment venue offering food and drinks alongside a paid membership program for regular play.

This public course in North Salt Lake draws visitors from out of state, with reviewers regularly praising its well-maintained greens and fairways, friendly staff, and mountain views.

Mulligans Golf & Games in South Jordan is a family entertainment complex offering themed mini golf courses, go-karts, batting cages, and an arcade rather than a traditional driving range.

West Bountiful's Lakeside Golf Course includes a driving range and a back nine that plays over water and reeds; recent reviews describe tee times filling up quickly on weekends.

Old Mill Golf Course in Holladay is known for a challenging layout with semi-blind tee shots and city and mountain views, though the walk between the 8th green and 9th tee is notably steep.

This par-3 course in Murray offers a driving range and practice greens alongside an on-site cafe, with longtime reviewers noting significant course improvements over the years.

Located in Taylorsville, this course features two nine-hole layouts plus a driving range and two putting greens, with reviewers noting its water features, wildlife, and long-standing local following.

This public range in South Salt Lake, near Salt Lake City offers both natural grass and mat hitting stations. Practice setup includes 30 stalls, heated bays for cold months, lights for evening sessions and Toptracer ball tracking.

South Mountain Golf Course in Draper offers valley and mountain views from a smaller clubhouse, though several recent reviews describe inconsistent course maintenance.

This flat, easy-access municipal course in Salt Lake City includes a driving range, two putting greens, and a chipping area, with a snack bar available at the turn.