Range and Putt

Driving ranges with lights in Washington

Four of the 12 driving ranges we list in Washington, DC, suburban Maryland and Northern Virginia state that they have lights: Burke Lake Golf Center, Laurel Golf Center, Oakmont Golf Center and Olney Golf Park. Checked November 2026.

A lighted range has floodlights over the landing area, so you can see ball flight after dark. These are the places to look at for practice after work, especially outside summer.

RangeTownHeatedLightsBall trackingPrice from
Burke Lake Golf CenterFairfax StationYesYesNot stated$10 for 40 balls
Laurel Golf CenterLaurelYesYesToptracer$10 for 50 balls
Oakmont Golf CenterOaktonYesYesNot stated$10 for 40 balls
Olney Golf ParkOlneyYesYesNot statedNot published

"Not stated" means we found no source for it, not that the range lacks it.

On the map

4 of 4 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.

Burke Lake Golf Center

Range at a golf course, Fairfax Station

Burke Lake Golf Center, run by the Fairfax County Park Authority, has a fully renovated double-decker driving range with 64 lighted stations, 24 of them covered and heated. Buckets cost $10 for 40 balls up to $25 for 160.

Price
From $10 for 40 balls
Has
Heated bays, Covered bays, Lights
Checked
November 12, 2026

Laurel Golf Center

Golf center, Mini golf, Laurel

Laurel Golf Center on Route 198 has two kinds of bays. The covered, heated and air-cooled Toptracer bays cost $20 for 60 minutes with 100 balls or $30 for 90 minutes with 150 balls.

Price
From $10 for 50 balls
Has
Heated bays, Covered bays, Lights, Toptracer
Checked
November 12, 2026

Oakmont Golf Center

Range at a golf course, Oakton

Oakmont Golf Center, formerly Oak Marr, is a Fairfax County Park Authority golf center with a renovated, lighted 78-station driving range, 30 of them covered and heated, plus new target greens and practice bunkers and a 25,000-square-foot short game area. Buckets cost $10 for 40 balls up to $25 for 160.

Price
From $10 for 40 balls
Has
Heated bays, Covered bays, Lights
Checked
November 12, 2026

Olney Golf Park

Golf center, Olney

Olney Golf Park is a teaching-focused practice center in Montgomery County with two-tiered, lighted, heated and sheltered hitting bays on an elliptical tee line, five bent grass target greens including a signature island green, and lasered distances. A large grass tee complex and the short game areas are for members only.

Price
Not published
Has
Heated bays, Covered bays, Lights, Grass tees
Checked
November 12, 2026

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