Range and Putt lists 10 driving ranges in Dallas, the northern suburbs and the Mid-Cities toward Arlington. Of those, six have heated bays, two have lights and three have Toptracer. The lowest published bucket price is $5 for 30 balls at The Range at Tenison Park. Six of the 10 publish a price online. Every detail was checked against a named source in November 2026.
Heated bays 6Covered bays 8
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"Not stated" means we found no source for it, not that the range lacks it.
On the map
10 of 10 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.
Arlington and Grand Prairie
Golf center, Mini golf, Arlington
Golf Center of Arlington, two miles north of the Arlington entertainment district, is open all year, day and night, with covered, heated Toptracer bays, PowerTee automatic tee-up, a grass hitting area, TrackMan analysis and putting and chipping greens. Buckets cost $21 for 60 balls, $28 for 90 and $35 for 120; members, at $129 a year or $18 a month, pay $15, $20 and $25, and everyone gets member prices during the self-service hour from 8 to 9 am.
- Price
- From $21 for 60 balls
- Has
- Heated bays, Covered bays, Lights, Grass tees, Toptracer
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Driving range, Grand Prairie
Golf Ranch Grand Prairie, off Lake Ridge Parkway near State Highway 360, has 30 shaded Toptracer bays and a 5,000-square-foot putting green, with a real grass tee line planned for spring. No reservation is needed and you pay by the bucket: walk-in prices are $12 for 40 balls, $24 for 80 and $36 for 120, and Ranch Pass members pay a third less.
- Price
- From $12 for 40 balls
- Has
- Covered bays, Toptracer
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Golf entertainment venue, Grand Prairie
Topgolf DFW - Grand Prairie is a golf entertainment venue where you rent a hitting bay by the hour. The bays are heated in winter and cooled with fans in summer, with HDTVs in every bay, and you can use the free clubs or bring your own; balls score themselves on the outfield targets.
- Price
- Not published
- Has
- Heated bays, Covered bays
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Dallas
Range at a golf course, Dallas
The Range at Tenison Park, east of downtown Dallas, is a City of Dallas practice and teaching facility that opened in 1999 next to the two 18-hole Tenison Park courses. It has 41 practice stations and seven target greens set among mature native trees.
- Price
- From $5 for 30 balls
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Golf entertainment venue, Dallas
Topgolf DFW - Dallas is a golf entertainment venue where you rent a hitting bay by the hour. The bays are heated in winter and cooled with fans in summer, with HDTVs in every bay, and you can use the free clubs or bring your own; balls score themselves on the outfield targets.
- Price
- Not published
- Has
- Heated bays, Covered bays
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
North suburbs
Golf center, Richardson
Golf Ranch Richardson has 52 shaded Toptracer bays and a lighted 9-hole par-3 short course with holes from 60 to 120 yards. There are no reservations and you pay by the bucket, not by the hour: walk-in buckets cost $12 for 40 balls, $24 for 80 and $36 for 120, and Ranch Pass members pay a third less.
- Price
- From $12 for 40 balls
- Has
- Heated bays, Covered bays, Lights, Toptracer
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Golf center, Mini golf, Carrollton
Highlands Performance Golf Center in Carrollton is a driving range and teaching center with 65 real grass tees, 20 covered stalls, Bermuda grass putting greens and a short game area for chipping, pitching and bunker play. There are no tee times or reservations.
- Price
- From $13 for 40 balls
- Has
- Covered bays, Grass tees
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Range at a golf course, Richardson
Sherrill Park Golf Course is the City of Richardson's 36-hole municipal golf course, regularly named among the best public courses in the Dallas area. It has a driving range where a small bucket costs $6, a medium $10 and a large $12, plus private lessons, a pro shop and a clubhouse.
- Price
- From $6 a bucket
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Golf entertainment venue, Allen
Topgolf DFW - Allen is a golf entertainment venue where you rent a hitting bay by the hour. The bays are heated in winter and cooled with fans in summer, with HDTVs in every bay, and you can use the free clubs or bring your own; balls score themselves on the outfield targets.
- Price
- Not published
- Has
- Heated bays, Covered bays
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Golf entertainment venue, The Colony
Topgolf DFW - The Colony is a golf entertainment venue where you rent a hitting bay by the hour. The bays are heated in winter and cooled with fans in summer, with HDTVs in every bay, and you can use the free clubs or bring your own; balls score themselves on the outfield targets.
- Price
- Not published
- Has
- Heated bays, Covered bays
- Checked
- November 12, 2026
Practicing in winter
Dallas-area ranges are open all year; winter mostly means shorter hours, and many ranges have heaters or covered bays for cold or wet days. For cold-weather practice, start with Golf Center of Arlington, Golf Ranch Richardson, Topgolf Allen, Topgolf Dallas, Topgolf Grand Prairie and Topgolf The Colony.
Questions people ask
Which driving ranges in Dallas are heated?
Golf Center of Arlington, Golf Ranch Richardson, Topgolf Allen, Topgolf Dallas, Topgolf Grand Prairie and Topgolf The Colony have heated bays, according to their own websites.
How much is a bucket of balls in Dallas?
The lowest published price we found is $5 for 30 balls at The Range at Tenison Park, checked November 12, 2026. Many ranges do not post prices online, so this is the lowest published price, not the lowest price in the area.
Which Dallas driving ranges have Toptracer?
Golf Center of Arlington, Golf Ranch Grand Prairie and Golf Ranch Richardson list Toptracer ball tracking.
Mini golf in Dallas
We also list 10 mini golf courses in Dallas, with prices per round.
Before you go
How this list is made
We read each range's own website first, then its park district or operator pages. A detail only goes on the page when a source states it, and each listing links to the sources we used. Read more about how we check.
