Driving range and short-game areas

Golf Park Madrid’s driving range is in Alcobendas, in the province of Madrid. It brings together covered hitting bays and dedicated short-game areas, with artificial lighting that allows practice and play to continue after dark.

For golfers looking for somewhere to work on more than their longer shots, the facility also has spaces for putting, short shots and bunker practice. Greens, flags and bunkers form part of the practice setting.

A floodlit, two-level range

There are 110 covered bays arranged over two levels. The range is complemented by the short-game areas, so a practice session need not be confined to hitting from a bay.

Floodlighting is a useful feature to note when considering the facility: practice here is not limited to daylight, with lighting provided for training and play at night as well.

Practice around the green

The short-game spaces cover putting, short shots and shots from sand traps. Together with the driving range, they offer a place to work on several aspects of the game within the same facility at Golf Park Madrid.