The Golf Depot

A great golf training center with outdoor & covered / heated bays along with a 9 hole course I have yet to play. Facility was clean and touch-less transaction to get the range balls. Highly recommended!

This place is managed horribly. It's a gamble on if they will be open or not. The price you're paying isn't worth it when they can't even supply rubber tees for the covered portion of the range. There really isn't much to aim for except sand since most of their distance flags are knocked over. They have so much potential here since there aren't too many driving ranges near it. The other perk is the beautiful view of downtown. Find some investors and build a huge 2 story driving range where the whole thing is covered and heated. Collaborate with the brewery next door and find a way to implement alcohol.

They could be so much more if they cared. Need to invest in sprinkler system and create an environment for golf

Golf Depot was once a premier driving range. Since the ownership change the place has become a dump.The driving range is not maintained and is largely deadpan. The par 3 course appears to have been abandoned. The physical layout is no longer efficient. Golfers are obligated to hike to the far side of the range to get a basket and then backtrack to the nearly grassless tight lie range. The Depot building appears to have been abandoned too. Perhaps someday a competent owner will restore this one-time gem.

What a nice spot to hit balls. Grass is adequate but the wide open area offers lots of good targets. The view is ridiculous.

I finally got to go back after our Yelp Elite event and hit some more balls on the range here yesterday. It really is a beautiful setting, especially with the skyline in the distance. You wouldn't believe you're in Franklin County. Everything is competitve with other places around town, but I wouldn't say it's cheaper. You can go to the Four Seasons Golf and Fitness Center and pay the same amount for the driving range. It costs $15 to play a 9 hole par 3, which isn't bad, but you can go to many public courses and pay $35ish to play 18 holes on a regular course, like Raymond Memorial.Golf Depot is great for practicing, however, as you can go from the range, to the putting green, to a short course (holes are bout 60 yards), to the par 3 and work out all of your game. I do wish the driving range had signs going beyond 150 yards to get a better idea of how far my balls were landing.The food that we tried from our event was very good, and most of it was on the menu. The patio is nice and relaxing to chill and have a beer, and it overlooks the skyline as well.This is a great place for me as I work near Gahanna and can make the trip over in about 10 minutes from the office. I'll definitely be back.

This place just reopened last week under new ownership. I'm glad to have the Golf Depot back! It would've been a total disappointment if the place was permanently closed. Since Four Seasons Golf Center closed in 2017, this is the only place in East Columbus to go hit. I can't wait to start using it again!

Double charged me on my credit card. I paid $15 for a bucket of balls and I saw second charge of $15 for a bucket of balls I never got. I would be careful doing business here.

Great place to practice. Well maintained grass tees as well as ample short game practice areas. Quality range balls.

I came to hit balls a few times, and on one of the occasions my 7 iron snapped (shaft cracked in transit) so I asked the staff to recover the head once the range died down. I came back every day for 4 days, clearly none of the staff had looked for it (most of them were hitting balls instead of being at the desk). So I asked the groundskeeper myself, and he admitted to throwing it away... not a cheap club either, and when I contacted the owner about the situation, he was incredibly rude and stingy. He ended up just ignoring me completely and I had to replace the club myself. Clearly does not know how to run a professional golf range, and has no respect for his customers.