Greenwich Peninsula Golf Range - JUST GOLF

After leaving our hotel, we decided to stop by the Greenwich Peninsula Golf Range, and it ended up being the perfect way to finish the day. The place has such a fun, relaxed atmosphere and is set right by the water with amazing views of the Thames and the city skyline. The staff were welcoming and helpful from the moment we arrived, making everything simple even though it was our first time there. The bays were clean, comfortable and well-equipped, and the whole environment felt modern and really enjoyable. We loved the energy a mix of casual players, groups of friends and people just looking to have a good time. The balls, clubs and targets were all in great condition, and the experience felt smooth and easy. It was the ideal spot to unwind, laugh and enjoy something different after checking out of the hotel. Whether you’re into golf or just want a fun activity in London, Greenwich Peninsula Golf Range is definitely worth the visit. We’ll happily go back next time.

I have been to the Greenwich Peninsula Golf range a few times. An excellent modern state of the art ball tracking driving range. Amazing views too! A nice touch with table service and the heaters. But it can get quite busy, better book in advance. Free parking too.

I thoroughly enjoyed the driving experience, despite a hiatus of nearly 10-12 years. While I initially felt a bit rusty, I anticipate regaining proficiency with practice. The systematic approach, from booking to ball tracking and shot analysis, significantly enhanced the experience, especially when playing with friends. I look forward to returning soon.

The staff here are absolutely great and make the whole experience better. We had a great evening driving golf balls and were well looked after. As a big surprise, the Guinness was also great!

Good facilities and staff, very up to date and refurbished now. It's a shame that on the last 2 visits it has been let down by truly awful music blasting out. Both of the last 2 times times it was cheesey female acoustic covers of pop songs, complete with grating 80s sax solos, which seem so alike and devoid of humanity I would totally believe that the vocals are actually AI generated. I'm surprised the staff can put up with it. Come on guys, just pay the license fee for actual music.