Golf Village

As a visitor to Charlotte, great practice range and 3 par for a great game with the nephew.Beer Nextdoor!

It's nice that it convenient, but it's run all the way into the ground. Horrible conditions and balls.

Hit the range here a couple days ago. I'm pretty sure I ended up in the section they normally reserve for lessons... but nobody said anything to me and would have gladly moved if lessons needed the space I was occupying.$14 for a large bucket (over 100 balls). I was over ambitious, but luckily I met some friends that helped me clear the bucket so that we can go get beers at Middle James afterwards.Plentiful parking. I think the range grass is extreme left... they have turf and tees in the middle and then the spot for lessons is extreme right (with grass).Walk up to the window to buy range balls. I'm sure its the same window to do the par 3 course.Being next door to Middle James is so great for both businesses.

If you have realistic expectations going in, you won't be disappointed.It's $10 bucks, for the nine hole par 3.There is no Vet or Senior discount.The best time to play this course is probably in the spring time as the greens and tee boxes are in good shape.You can play this course in under an hour.They do offer a dollar discount off a large bucket of balls @ $10 bucks.The driving range is lighted but the Par 3 is not.They don't have pull carts.As you can see from the score card; the longest hole is 150 yards so you won't need all your clubs.

Just moved to the town of Pineville and this little gem is five minutes from me. It's located right behind a brewery, the driving range has stadium lights so you can hit at night plus a chipping and putting green. They also have a par 3 golf course so you can practice on your short game. It's in very good shape and they give you a lot of balls for the range, very friendly staff and you can grab a local beer when your done.

Good clean fun out at the Golf Village....Nice driving range w/ discounted punch cards. The 9 hole lighted course is fun and around 10 bucks...usually not a lot of folks out there, so you can crack a cold one and enjoy the journey. Greens are simple...w/ super large holes....this is really all about using you 9 iron an PW....there may be one hole that requires a 7/8 iron....One tip, if you go at twilight or night, cover yourself in bug spray...mosquito population is crazy out there....Grab a beer at the brewery on the way out...Easy on the budget.

Great value - This driving range is a sleeper. The grass on the range is usually well kept and they use Titleist range balls. The adjacent par 3 is very affordable and a decent value for conditions. This course isn't in the greatest condition with poor greens, but it's really helped my wedge game when I play 18 at a quality club. I heard the attached brewery is legit and looking forward to try that next time as well.

Very good. In new to golf. It seems like the perfect place to learn. Remember to hit them well!

This par 3 course is absolutely terrible. Goat track basically. Don't waste your $10.Greens are dirt, no grass on tee box. I wouldn't play this for free

Perfect place to learn golf and also good place to improve your skill. Brought my whole family there and they absolutely loved it. Friendly workers who are always there to help. I suggest you to buy a large bucket and make sure you hit them well!