Fenway Driving Range

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Fenway Driving Range actually *at* Fenway Park, and what's the vibe like?

It's not literally inside the stadium, but it's definitely in the shadow of it, giving you a uniquely Bostonian backdrop. You'll love the urban energy here; it's a fantastic spot to hit some balls while soaking in the city atmosphere.

When's the best time to visit Fenway Driving Range to avoid crowds?

We always recommend hitting the range on a weekday morning or early afternoon if you can swing it. Evenings and weekends, especially when the Red Sox are playing, can get pretty packed, and you'll find yourself waiting for a bay.

What kind of hitting bays and technology can I expect at Fenway Driving Range?

You'll find modern, well-maintained bays here, often equipped with good quality mats and decent range balls. Don't expect high-tech launch monitors in every bay, but it's a solid setup for getting your swing in shape or just having some fun.

How much does it cost to hit balls at Fenway Driving Range, and is it worth it?

Expect to pay a bit more than your average suburban range, given its prime urban location. We think it's absolutely worth it for the unique experience and convenience, especially if you're already in the city and looking for a quick golf fix.

Is Fenway Driving Range a good place for serious practice, or is it more for fun?

While you can certainly get some good practice in, we view Fenway Driving Range more as a fun, convenient urban golf experience. It's perfect for a casual session with friends or a quick swing tune-up before catching a game, rather than a dedicated, long practice session.