What Else You Can Buy or Get Repaired at Worcester Golf Range

Worcester Golf Range's shop sells second-hand golf clubs and new golf accessories, and the team also handles golf club repairs backed by years of experience. These services sit alongside the driving range, PGA tuition and club hire, so a visit can combine practice with shopping or getting equipment looked at. The site does not list specific repair services, turnaround times or prices for shop items, so it is worth calling ahead for anything beyond a browse.

What the shop offers

The range describes its shop as stocking:

• Second-hand golf clubs — a selection for sale, useful if you want to try equipment without buying new.
• New golf accessories — the everyday extras that go with the game.

The range has been family run for close to 50 years, and it presents this experience as the basis for its club repair work. The site does not name the individual repair services offered, so treat "club repair" as the general category and confirm your specific job when you contact them.

Club repair: what to check before you go

Because the site gives no repair menu, ask about these points when you call or visit:

1. The club and the problem — describe the club type and what needs fixing so staff can confirm they handle it.
2. Turnaround — ask whether the work is done on site and when it would be ready.
3. Cost — request a price before leaving the club.

Combining a visit with practice

The shop is one part of a single-site setup that also includes:

Range prices are £4.40 for 45 balls and £8.80 for 90 balls, with last balls 20 minutes before closing. Pre-paid range cards let you top up and save: £30 buys £30 of ball credit, £45 buys £50, £75 buys £85 and £100 buys £120.

The range states it wants to provide a fun experience for golfers and non-golfers alike, so a shopper or repair drop-off can reasonably come along with someone who is practising. The site does not describe separate opening hours for the shop, so check times before making a special trip.

Practical next steps

• For a specific repair: call the range first with the club details and ask for a price and timeline.
• For second-hand clubs: stock is a selection rather than a catalogue, so visit in person rather than expecting a listed inventory.
• For a combined trip: pair a shop visit with a basket of balls or a lesson, and use a pre-paid card if you plan to return often.

The range is on the west bank of the River Severn, with road links from several directions and about a 30-minute walk from Worcester city centre.