A driving range is a facility for practicing golf, where players can hit golf balls from designated teeing areas to a long, open field. It typically consists of a series of stalls or platforms from which golfers can drive balls towards a target area, which can include markers or flags indicating distances. Driving ranges are used by both beginners and experienced golfers to improve their swing, accuracy, and distance control. Some driving ranges also provide additional amenities such as golf instruction, equipment rental, and practice greens for chipping and putting. The primary purpose of a driving range is to offer a safe and controlled environment for golfers to practice their skills without the constraints of a full golf course.
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