My uncle made the driving range at his course dirt cheap and it improved multiple things If you go to the range a couple days a week and spend $15 per bucket, you could easily sink $100+ a week on improving your game. No one wants to do that and no one wants to play bad. So people find other stuff to do that isn’t so expensive. A driving range shouldn’t be a revenue item for a golf course, but rather viewed as part of a marketing budget. I worked my uncle’s golf course for 4 years in a really small town. I had all the course access I wanted but the range was off limits for me. The superintendent didn’t want to spend the money on fuel to pick up my range balls. They also thought about scrapping the range altogether because they were losing money on it.…