The purpose of this study was to discuss facility management of golf driving ranges in Taiwan. Convenience sampling was used to select 50 consumers respectively out of four golf driving ranges in three areas including North, Middle and South of Taiwan (the total number was 600). Through the application of SPSS software, collected data was analyzed by number, percentage, factor analysis, t-test and MANOVA. The most respondents were male (80%), married (56.5%), work in business industry (60.6%), at the age of 31-40 (24.2%), and have played golf for three years and less (62.7%). Factors of facility management in golf driving range were named “service staff”, “shower facility”, “equipment”, “field facility” and “parking facility”. Gender had significant differences in “equipment”. Male were more agreeable with “equipment” than female. Marriage had significant differences in “parking facility”, indicating that married consumers paid more attention on “parking facility”. Profession, age and seniority of playing golf had interactions with factor of “service staff”, “shower facility”, “equipment”, “field facility” and “parking facility”. From a consumer's point of view, there are many differences existed concerning the facility service management in a golf driving range. The management team of a golf driving range should be aware that parking facility, sincere service, tidy and sanitary shower/toilet facility and regular maintenance of equipment are the key points to have continuous running in this business. This research can be referenced for business for other sports, academic research and scale tool for facility service management.