Driving areas are a common feature of golf courses and other outdoor recreational activities. The term 'driving areas' refers to four distinct areas: tees, lanes, ranges, and fairways. Tees are the starting point for each hole on a golf course, and are typically marked with a tee box. Lanes are narrow strips of grass that separate the tee from the fairway. Ranges are areas of open grass where players can practice their shots. Finally, fairways are the main playing area of a golf course, and are usually lined with trees and bunkers.