Seven of the 15 driving ranges we list in Phoenix, Scottsdale and the Valley state that they have grass tees: Continental Golf Club, Kokopelli Golf Club, McDowell Mountain Golf Club, Ocotillo Golf Club, Palm Valley Golf Club, Power Ranch Golf Club and Raven Golf Club. 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Continental Golf Club | Scottsdale | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $10 for 35 balls |
| Kokopelli Golf Club | Gilbert | Not stated | Yes | Not stated | $7 for 35 balls |
| McDowell Mountain Golf Club | Scottsdale | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $10 for about 20 balls |
| Ocotillo Golf Club | Chandler | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $25 per day |
| Palm Valley Golf Club | Goodyear | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $20 per day |
| Power Ranch Golf Club | Gilbert | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $7 for 25 balls |
| Raven Golf Club | Phoenix | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated | $13 for 40 balls |
"Not stated" means we found no source for it, not that the range lacks it.
7 of 7 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.
Continental Golf Club in Scottsdale has a driving range with 21 mat stations and 24 grass stations: mats Monday to Wednesday and grass Thursday to Sunday. A small bucket of 35 balls costs $10 and a large of 65 costs $15.
Kokopelli Golf Club in Gilbert has a fully lighted practice facility open from sunrise until 9 pm every day, with mats Monday to Thursday and grass tees Friday to Sunday. A small bucket of 35 balls costs $7, 70 balls $10 and 105 balls $14.
McDowell Mountain Golf Club in north Scottsdale has a 20-station grass tee driving range and a short game area with three chipping greens, a practice bunker and a large putting green. A small bucket of 20 to 30 balls costs $10 and a large of 60 to 70 costs $20.
Ocotillo Golf Club in Chandler has a double-ended driving range with 24 stations and both grass and artificial turf tees, plus a putting green and a chipping green. Range access is sold by the day rather than by the bucket: $25, or $12 with a round.
Palm Valley Golf Club in Goodyear has a double-sided driving range with 30 hitting stations, all on grass, plus a chipping green, a sand bunker and a large putting area. Practice is sold as a $20 daily session, and range use is included with a paid green fee.
Power Ranch Golf Club in Gilbert has a practice facility open to the public with more than 25 grass hitting zones, an artificial turf strip used on some weekdays, a pitching and chipping green for shots up to 40 yards and a large putting green. Balls come in bags: 25 for $7 or 50 for $14.
Raven Golf Club in south Phoenix has a double-sided grass driving range and a large short game area with a putting green, a chipping area and sand bunkers. A small bag of 40 balls costs $13 and a medium of 80 costs $18.
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