Eagle Club Indoor Golf, San Francisco

To refer to the practice stalls at Eagle Club Indoor Golf Club as only a "driving range" would be an understatement. Sure, the facility's eight indoor hitting bays serve the basic swing-practice purpose of a range, but they also serve as computerized swing analysts. Each hitting bay uses a GC2 Smart Camera launch monitor—the same device used by the likes of Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson—to project the path of each swing and provide players with data-driven statistics about each shot. Whether you want to practice on the range or play over 30 courses from around the world, Eagle Club Indoor Golf enables practice like the pros without having to have a PGA Tour card.