Friday, November 8, 2013

Walters Golf Announces Reopening of Desert Pines Driving Range in Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS -- The largest two-tiered and only climate-controlled driving range in Las Vegas is scheduled to re-open September 27th. The driving range facility, a favorite of locals and Las Vegas visitors, is re-opening after incurring damage from hurricane force winds in a July storm.The operators of the facility, Walters Golf, used the storm damage as an opportunity to complete major renovations meant to maintain the Desert Pines Driving Range as the pre-eminent driving range and golf practice facility in the Las Vegas Valley.Renovations include the installation of a full grass range as opposed to synthetic or dirt (typical range surfaces seen in Las Vegas). It also features five grass greens modeled after famous PGA tour locales. New range balls and updated facilities also complement the...

Adjustable Golf Tee for Driving Ranges

The time is long overdue for an adjustable golf tee for driving ranges that actually matches what a golfer uses on the course. A tee that adjusts to the desired height of your choice and remains there after repeated shots. The patent pending design consists of 3 polyurethane pieces, a base which is inserted under and thru a commercial grass mat, and two adjustable units that slide like a telescope. Just push and pull to the exact height you desire as you would on the golf course. There are no slots or grooves on the inside or outside of the tee, so it slides smoothly to the exact height you need. Sanha Tee's ball holder is the same size...

The Driving Range

Top Golf is hard to explain. It's kind of a cross between bowling, a driving range, and darts. The driving range has a bunch of targets on it and you get to choose which game you want to play. We played the traditional game, where you try to hit your ball as close to the center of each target as possible (and the further away the target is, the more points). There are tons of bays on 3 different stories of the building so everyone is hitting at once, similar to a driving range.  The neat part is that each ball is microchipped so, like bowling, it shows you where your ball landed in the target and tallies up the points for...

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