Driving range

Golf Olivar de la Hinojosa’s driving range in Madrid brings together hitting bays, a putting green and a chipping green. For golfers looking into the club’s practice facilities, it covers both shots from the range and the shorter strokes played on and around the green.

Floodlit hitting bays

The range has 44 floodlit bays, with 35 reserved for the golf school. That allocation is worth noting when considering the layout: the total number of bays includes those set aside for school use. Lighting is provided at the range’s hitting positions.

Putting and chipping

Alongside the range, the practice area includes separate putting and chipping greens. These complement the hitting bays, providing spaces to focus on putting and short shots as distinct parts of a practice session.

Connected to other sports facilities

The driving range also has direct access to the tennis and padel areas within the grounds. This places the golf practice area in direct connection with the club’s other racket-sport spaces.