Columbia Super Range

Meh ita okay. I just wish there were real turf driving ranges here. I dont like hitting off driving range mats. A bad way to practice your golfing … Other than that its has a good chipping area. NO DIVOTS ALLOWED

ZERO STARS! I have been practicing my swing here for years and I will NEVER be back. My friend was verbally abused, profiled and discriminated against on Monday morning June 29 in the morning around ⁹⁄₁₀ am. He came in to hit a bucket of balls after work before a tournament. He was told to get out because he looked homeless. He came in after working his construction job which he is a manager at so dresses quite nice but as a courtesy to the range still wanted to change into golf clothes. There was NO NEED for this incident to happen. NOT ONCE did the female at the front desk nor the male that confronted him in the bathroom ask him if they could help him with anything, or ask any questions whatsoever. They assumed that because he is a black man with dreads that may have had a bit of dirt on his jeans he was homeless and told him to get out of their establishment to «protect their guests». There is no need to, first, assume all homeless people are attackers and second, assume someone walking in to change their clothes is not a paying customer. The lack of professionalism of this place disgusts me. I will never be back and if you have any decency at all you won’t either.

Love this place! We had a group lesson with Val, and I highly recommend her to anyone looking for a lesson. She’s wonderful — clear and gives great pointers!
The range is great, too. Good prices for balls and good mats.

I would give this place 0 stars if I could.
Was in this past Monday morning and was browsing around the used club area in the pro shop. I overheard the lady who was working the morning shift say something about a homeless man coming into the shop. I mean — it is 128^th. Anyways I continued browsing with open ears to see if there was going to be a brawl. Next thing I see a nicely groomed (he had a little fro — but who cares?) and dressed man come out of the restroom — and get ready to golf. Next thing you know — this man is being KICKED out! I was absolutely shocked. I stepped outside and overheard this man was going to PRACTICE before a SPONSORED game from Colombia Super Range! Is it against club rules to change into golf attire from work clothes?
Absolutely distasteful and very trashy. Not how you conduct business or profile clients! Shame on you! Can say I walked out after I saw some clubs I would have purchased — but couldn’t have even think of a reason to buy anything from this outdated shop.
P. S. I saw him drive out in a local and popular construction companies vehicle. Last time I checked — homeless men don’t get opportunities to drive around a insured, licensed and bonded companies vehicle and not work for them. Just saying. Sales lady and the male with too much testosterone — shame on you!
Incident was 6÷29÷15 around 9 – 10 AM.

I agree with many of the reviews about this facility. It is in need of new balls, matts, and Tees. I’ve yet to try the chip and put short course so can’t comment. This is a convenient location to hit a bucket before/​after work. It’s lit and Parking is okay.
I may take some lessons from the pros there so if anyone has done so and can feedback to their experiences, I’d welcome the review. I need to work on not pushing my drives to the right. It’s not a slice! At least that that I tell myself!

Well, this will be an interesting review. I am a club member at Super Range for the discounts on buckets. Its a no brainer if you are a frequent golfer. The range itself is poorly kept and that is sad because it has great potential. Standard rubber golf tees that are worn out and the range balls are very poor and old. The chipping and putting green is a fantastic 9 hole course but the charge your additional for it. The pro-​shop looks like a Goodwill and is seldom stocked with anything but used clubs. Parking is decent but other than that this place needs a complete overhall.

Came here to relax with some friends and hit a few balls at their range. Started off alright and then the lady at the desk came over and said that there was a report of my group purposely aiming at a cart that was driving through the range and it broke the plexiglass. I’m flattered they thought that my group was that good at golf but after not playing for over 5 years, not so.
In any regard, if they don’t want something hit, don’t have it out on the range during operating hours. Second, don’t accuse customers of doing something on purpose that is damaging when you don’t have the facts. (I believe they calm that slander when not done face up face) By the way, it was the older gentleman in yellow 5 stalls down talking about aiming for the carts.

The strength of this range is its size; it has a lot of hitting stations, which is good because it’s the only show in the vicinity. Unfortunately, the low flight balls are not in good shape and the mats need to be replaced more often. Ball replenishment and mat replacement are big factors for me in judging a range, and I give this range a «D» with respect to these factors. I also don’t care for the unsightly view while hitting. I prefer ranges that feature target space that’s pleasant to view while practicing. This range needs a good competitor in the area to compel the owner to up his game.

Columbia Super range is the closest and most convenient place for hitting balls after work. I like this range much more than the UW practice range that I frequent. The pin placements offer a variety of distances for honing your game. I also like the greens at the driving range; with enough spin, you can actually stop your balls. The mats help with the spin too! This range has quality mats that are in good condition.
In addition to the range, the Par 2 chip and putt course offers a good opportunity to tune up your short game. I recently spent 2 hours on their pitch and putt. Even though there were 8 people practicing, there was plenty of room to play thru the challenging course and/​or stay on a hole to practice.
This range is big (their name promotes it). In the last 2 times I’ve visited, there were a ton of balls out on the field. I would recommend that the course spend more time retrieving balls, so that the facility looks better maintained.
The counter staff has always been very friendly and helpful, the Hawaiian dude that helped me last time was especially nice.
Another thing to note is that purchasing a bucket before 5PM, gets you the «Happy Hour» rate! I recommend stopping by the range if you are in the area. It has all of the essentials that a range should have.

Update-​Was told on ⁴⁄₂₆ by a couple I was golfing with that the Super Range has purchased new golf balls. Once verified I will fix rating
Here is my bitch. The golf balls were horrendous. I have never seen such worn out golf balls. Some of the balls were basically smooth from the dimples being worn out. It wasn’t a few of the balls it was at least 95% of my bucket. It wasn’t just my bucket but everyone around me had the same egg balls. Spend some money.
The employees were really nice and the indoor facilities were really good. The outdoor bays were decent but the balls ruined the whole thing.

Columbia Super Range is the closest full-​service driving range so I am a regular for that reason. While the facility is showing its age (a little shabby), it does include a lot of amenities. They have a well-​stocked pro shop (clubs, shoes, clothing, balls, etc. The lounge area includes a fairly large TV that almost always has some sporting event going on. They also have tables and chairs if you want to just hang out and relax. The pitch and put short game area includes a full nine holes and a large putting green. You can practice all day for $ 4, so it’s a great value. It’s rarely busy back there so take advantage.
Unfortunately the driving range is not great. You basically are hitting into small patches of grass and dirt surrounded by concrete. As a result, balls are really beat up and you don’t get a sense of true range and roll since the targets do not respond the same as a real grassy environment. You also must hit off of mats. As a plus, they do have covered stalls with overhead heating so you can hit balls comfortably when it’s cold. Additionally, you can get a large bucket for something like $ 8 if you are a member and arrive before 5:00 p.m.
Columbia Super Range is good not great, and it’s good enough to do the job.

Not the absolute best ever, but for a turf range, a lot of fun. I tend to agree with a few of the other reviews in that you can hit it over the fence if you have the power and control. Slicing it over the fence to the right doesn’t count!
It seems like someone always forgets to put the bucket down before sliding your bucket card through the scanner — you have your warning, don’t be that guy/​gal!

Great range, well lit, heated stalls, decent balls. I always go during lunch for a discount on buckets :)

its juss one of those swing out of your shoes type of place…
another one of those facilities i go practice at, its nice, alot of stalls, and alot of targets out in the range to practice your shots…
The facilty is well equipped, very spaceous lounge area to chill, chat it up wit friends and wat not, a pro shop for all your golfing needs to shirts, wedges, latest and greatest drivers, and a teaching lesson area wit a pro…
but i still like my interbay practice facility…

Decent range. The staff is definitely a little bit surly, and if you’ve never been there before, count on figuring out everything by yourself (although it’s a driving range — not much there to actually figure out). The benefit to this one is definitely the size and available stalls. Unless it’s crazy crowded, you’ll be able to find a spot and there’s enough variability in skillset of the people that go there that you won’t have errant shots flying at you constantly but you also won’t feel like an ass if you hit a couple of worm burners in a row. Weird location, but pretty easily accessible — not far from the freeway. Average fare for a range — most course ranges are better.

This is my go to range in the northend. It’s easy to get to and there is always plenty of parking. There are plenty of tees and it has a lot of space per stall. Even during the busy times, you can always get a spot. They have a nice chip and put.
The proshop is well stocked. I bought my new clubs here. They gave me excellent service and the best price for a great product.
The staff has always been friendly.

Nice range in the middle of the ghetto. How many people that live in Everett can afford to play golf though? Interesting place for a range for sure!
Feel free to swing by and hit some balls, they have a nice facility and seem to take good care of it. Prices are reasonable, and if you think you are going to be back, invest in a range card, it will save you serious cash over the season!

I would easily give this place 4 stars if the staff were a little more friendly to non members. Don’t get me wrong or anything… they are not rude by any means, but there’s a definitely a difference.
However, as far as a Pro Shop and Driving Range go these guys offer the northend a top notch facility. Here’s a quick list of their services and amenities.
* 50 covered stalls, including 15 heated stalls
* 9 Hole Par 3 Natural Grass Chip and Putt
* Full Service Pro Shop, Operated by ‘Class A Golf’
* Certified Golf Professionals
* Personalized Golf Programs
* Private Golf Assessments
* Video Golf Training
It’s almost like I got it off a website or something. They are conveniently located a few blocks east of I-​5 and there’s plenty of parking and a nice lounge area in the front if you end up having to wait for a stall to free up. By the way… if you do end up having to wait for a stall it should only be about 15 minutes or so.