“Tired of trekking miles outside Seattle just to swing a club?” That’s the sentiment many Seattle golfers share. But here at Interbay Golf Center, right here at this Golf Driving Range Building, you don’t have to.
The Interbay Golf Center Driving Range Building isn’t just a place to hit balls. It’s a convenient escape for city dwellers craving a bit of golfing action. It is possibly the only driving range in Seattle.
Let’s step inside the Interbay Golf Center Driving Range Building. You will find a double-decker setup with 80 covered stalls. Forty of these stalls are heated. This is a welcome feature during Seattle’s often dreary weather. So you can practice your swing year-round.
You might be thinking about the limitations. Yes, you have to hit off mats. Also, drivers are restricted to the bottom level. The fence simply isn’t high enough for powerful swings on the top level.
The Interbay Golf Center Driving Range Building offers options for every budget. Buckets range from small to jumbo. Small buckets with 34 balls are available. Jumbo buckets with 155 balls are also available. Many golfers opt for the large bucket. It provides 102 balls. Value cards offer savings for frequent visitors.
Beyond the driving range, the Interbay Golf Center Driving Range Building provides more options. There is a chipping and putting green. A practice sand trap is available for instruction only.
Interbay Golf Center isn’t just about serious practice. It’s a relaxed environment. There isn’t a strict dress code. You can enjoy a beer with friends while hitting balls.
Don’t forget the nine-hole golf course and a mini golf course. The Interbay Golf Center Driving Range Building truly offers something for everyone.
So, whether you’re a seasoned golfer or a beginner. The Interbay Golf Center Driving Range Building is the perfect place to hone your skills. It’s a fun place to spend a day.