At Carlisle Golf Club, our practice facilities are designed to match the quality of our championship course; modern, well-equipped, and built for serious improvement.
Whether you're dialing in your swing before a round or putting in focused work to sharpen specific parts of your game, you'll find everything you need right here. Our facilities include a full-length driving range, a dedicated short game area for chipping and bunker play, and a smooth, true-rolling putting green; all designed to mirror real on-course conditions.
We know golfers are always looking to level up, which is why we’ve invested in creating one of the top practice environments in the North of England. It’s where preparation meets performance.
We have a covered driving range with mirrored bays, quality driving bay mats and ball dispenser, to assist you in your practise sessions in all weathers.
At the end of the practice bays, there is a swing room where the Club Professional Nicky Tibbetts uses launch monitor and video swing analysis to assist in his coaching sessions.
Not to miss out on those sunny days when practising, we have an out door driving range which includes a raised all weather area for use when a little wet underfoot, and a grass tee area which is frequently moved to enable a quality teeing ground experience.
Our practice facilities are enhanced with an excellent short game area. You can hone every skill required for playing on the course with a high faced bunker, low faced bunker, a large chipping area for lob chipping or chip and run, and an area for putting.
The putting area is located next to the club house and matches the greens on the course for quality and difficulty. It is a two tiered green and a great place to hone your putting skills.
We have a modern ball dispensing machine coupled with an automated ball washer which ensures all our practice balls reach you in a clean condition. The machine accepts tokens available from the clubhouse or club shop.
There's a club cleaner available for the conscientious, and a bench for the odd spectator.