Garden State Times

The Camden County Driving Range will close to the public on Oct. 27 for a $600,000 renovation project. The improvements include replacing the second level concrete deck, upgrading lighting, and installing new fencing. The work is expected to continue until March.

“The Camden County Driving Range is one of the most well-used and loved amenities throughout our county park system,” said Commissioner Jeffrey Nash, liaison to the Camden County Parks Department. “These upgrades will ensure that this facility can continue serving our community for years to come and I look forward to seeing the finished project this spring.”

Located at Cooper River Park, the Camden County Driving Range is a state-of-the-art golf center. It features an aquatic, lighted, 60-station double-decker driving range with real grass tees and a top-quality short game area with a putting green and sand trap.