Thornleigh Golf Centre

The driving range is pretty awesome I would say.To the dear boss of the driving range, please re-educate your worker. There’s a senior/old man(50-60+ y/o) working in the front desk is pretty rude. When you working in a driving range you don’t assume that everyone that has a normal outfit means they don’t know how to play. And also when your customer request to change the driver/iron, just let them to choose by themself, don’t assume that men should use a men’s iron/driver; or women should use women’s set. There’s no such rules in a golf range or in the golf course.

The good:Great facility with plenty flags to aim for. Paid $20 for 100 balls which I thought was reasonable value. Was met by the owner when I arrived who was friendly and welcoming. I visited on a wet day as my local range (Pittwater) has a 50 ball limit when it’s wet. No issues here. Worth noting that it’s also cleverly positioned so that it gets shade on hot sunny days.The not so good:The fibre matt in my bay was pretty worn out. It’s a shame you can’t hit driver from the top level and I’m sure there’s a reason for the no bag rule but it is annoying having to carry clubs in your hand on entry.The good far out weights the not so good though and I’ll likely come back for a lesson.

The range and targets look great, smart design that seems unaffected by the recent heavy rain unlike other grass or now dirt ranges. No bags allowed which is odd and when I questioned why I was told for insurance and other reasons. This is annoying as it means you have to hold everything which is not convenient. You can’t use the chipping and bunker training facility unless you’re having a lesson. Doesn’t appear to be any tee’s up stairs. $17 for 75 balls, not the cheapest.

Excellent facilities, friendly service. But I would recommend going when there's at least some daylight left if you do go for the mini golf as the lighting is not that good after dark for people like myself with poor vision.

Excellent for some family fun. Was little bit busy for my taste. Grab a quick snack at the cafe. Service a bit slow and woman's restrooms a bit dirty. Bit definitely value for money with a 18 or 36 mini golf course set in a tropical paradise. Also has a driving range. Will definitely go back. Super fun and staff very friendly and helpful.

An excellent golf driving range for beginners and skilled golfers. The fee was surprisingly very reasonable for a group of 4 including few clubs and 200 balls hire - $32. We had a great time practicing and then perfecting our shots. The area is undercover and shaded away from the sun for a enjoyable experience. The upper level has mats to plant your tees however the ground level has automated tees if you prefer those. This centre has all the facilities you may need including a cafe, retail shop, toilets and a learners academy.

Eftpos available. Incredible fun. I should bring my niece here.Putt putt, driving range with shot analysis, equipment shop, cafe. Skate park on the side, separate basketball courts.Water features and river adds some depth to the environment.

Very crowded, you can't bring your golf bag to range. Only clubs.Place is quite nice and modern facilities

My wife and I go here all the time to play mini golf. It is not too expensive either. 2 people, 36 holes for $40. The staff are always friendly and helpful to our needs each time we have come here. The holes are all different and have a lot of obstacles in your way. I would recommend this to anyone who enjoys mini golf.