Five of the 17 driving ranges we list in Boston and its suburbs state that they have grass tees: Brookmeadow Country Club, DiLisio Golf Range, Golf Country, Newbury Golf Center and Sandbaggers Golf Range. Checked November 2026.
Grass tees let you hit off real turf instead of a mat, which gives honest feedback on fat and thin shots. Most ranges open the grass only in season and on set days, so check the notes on each listing.
| Range | Town | Heated | Lights | Ball tracking | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brookmeadow Country Club | Canton | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | Not published |
| DiLisio Golf Range | Salem | Yes | Yes | Not stated | $14 a bucket |
| Golf Country | Middleton | Yes | Yes | Not stated | $10 for 45 balls |
| Newbury Golf Center | Newbury | Yes | Not stated | Toptracer | Not published |
| Sandbaggers Golf Range | Pembroke | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $9 for 50 balls |
"Not stated" means we found no source for it, not that the range lacks it.
5 of 5 shown. Locations are placed from the street address with the US Census Bureau geocoder, or from OpenStreetMap where the geocoder finds no match, so a pin can sit a short way from the entrance.
Brookmeadow Country Club in Canton has The Perch, a 100,000 square foot training facility designed by PGA professionals and golf course architects. You reserve it for one hour and 45 minutes, with unlimited balls.
DiLisio Golf Range on the Salem and Swampscott line is open seven days a week all year, from 8 am to 7 pm. The lit range has 30 open-air tees and 10 covered tees with wind protection, heated tees, a 5,000 square foot grass tee area and an eight-acre field with distance targets.
Golf Country in Middleton, next to Richardson's Ice Cream on Route 114, has a lit driving range with more than 50 turf stalls, 16 of them covered and heated, plus a natural grass area. Mat buckets cost $10 for 45 balls, $13 for 75 and $16 for 110; the grass costs $2 to $3 more.
Newbury Golf Center is a 27-acre practice facility on the North Shore, owned and run by PGA professional Erik Sorensen. The range is more than 350 yards long with no side or back nets, and has 30 mats, 20 of them in covered, heated bays used all year.
Sandbaggers Golf Range in Pembroke has 37 artificial turf hitting stations, seasonal natural grass tees and putting greens. A standard bucket of 50 balls costs $9 and a large of 110 costs $18; seniors, juniors and women pay $8 for a standard bucket before 2 pm on weekdays.
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