Middlesex Golf Driving Ranges and Practice Facilities

Below is our comprehensive list of golf practice facilities, driving ranges, and putting greens in the Middlesex, New York area. We list them by proximity to Middlesex, including facilities in neighboring cities (within a 25-mile radius).

4 Driving Ranges Near Middlesex
Yellow Barn Driving Range
10 practice tees
877 State Route 364
Middlesex, NY 14507-9779
(585) 554-6066

1.0 miles from the center of Middlesex.

Spinning Wheel Sports Complex
115 practice tees
1286 Blossom Dr Ste 3
Victor, NY 14564-1402
(800) 222-1398

19.6 miles from the center of Middlesex.

Auburn Creek Golf Park
60 practice tees
7331 Victor Mendon Rd
Victor, NY 14564-9777
(585) 924-7570
www.auburncreekgolf.com

21.7 miles from the center of Middlesex.

Dyer Straights Driving Range
50 practice tees
1012 Route 15A
Honeoye Falls, NY 14472
(585) 624-5360
www.facebook.com/Dyer-Straights-Driving-Range-1429095837331929/

24.0 miles from the center of Middlesex.


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