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At Rio Salado Golf Course in Tempe you can buy a large bucket of range balls for five bucks.
Is there a catch? NO CATCH! The five dollar bucket (no limit) starts at 5:00 pm everyday. You will also see new dividers on the range tee for spacing and safety. I do not know of any driving range or golf course in the Phoenix metro area that can beat $5 bucks for a large. The balls are far superior to most driving ranges in the East Valley. You will also find a large putting green where you can also chip balls onto. There is a bunker, which you can chip and pitch shots onto as well.
And this is the place where I teach and coach at. The range turf is in great condition. You won’t find driving range mats here. In my opinion, Rio Salado Golf Range in Tempe is the best in the area. If you would like a better golf game, then perhaps I can be of help. You can book a golf lesson on any topic such as, full golf swing coaching, putting, chipping, pitching, bunker shots, playing lessons (9 holes), trouble golf shots and recovery golf shots. The driving range and golf course is close to all Phoenix, Arizona metro areas from Ahwatukee, Chandler, Mesa, Gilbert, and Scottsdale. So whether you are a beginner golfer, novice, intermediate, and advanced golfer – you are all welcome. All Arizona golf lesson programs are open to men, women, and children.
Happy Golfing,
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