First time playing this course yesterday. I got lucky and I think the weather scared some folks off so got an early round in. This is one of the most underrated courses in the Denver metro area. From the moment you step onto the first tee, you’re greeted with stunning views of the Rockies and a course layout that’s both challenging and rewarding. It felt secluded, but yet you know there is a lot close by if you’re familiar with the area. The fairways are beautifully maintained, the greens roll true, and the overall course condition is top-tier. Especially impressive given Colorado’s ever-changing weather. The staff is friendly, professional, and truly went above and beyond to make the round enjoyable. What really sets this course apart is the atmosphere: peaceful, scenic, and a perfect balance of playability for all skill levels. Whether you’re looking to work on your game or just soak in a scenic round with friends, this course delivers. Highly recommend for locals and visitors alike. It’s a course I’ll keep coming back to. Great collection of 18 beautiful golf holes.

9 months ago

I have played all over CO and around the world, and this is definitely one of the most expensive courses in Denver Metro for the conditions and price. If the course were in better shape, I would gladly pay the price, but the layout and the conditions just aren't worth it. What I paid was $112 off season, December, with a cart. Range balls add $17 for a large. $129 for a large bucket and a round of golf in December? At check-in I commented it was pricey and the response was golf is expensive... This is what's wrong with golf! Golf doesn't have to be this expensive to be good, but if it is expensive it better be good and the architecture amazing. Conditions: A few greens were frozen and unplayable. Tee boxes unkept, and fairways were 3.5/5. Greens 3.5/5. Winter conditions. Layout: Played the tips black tees, and tee boxes seemed about right. Playing partners commented playing the blue tees you have several silly iron layups on par 4s, which is true. Overall, tight space architecturally on #4,#5,#6 with tee boxes and greens on top of each other. Nice holes on #8 if you play the tee box in the back. Otherwise blue tees have a layup 150 yrd shot? Water in play on #10 only on the 2nd shot, but not the first unless you hit it 330 yards. Water not a factor if pin on right. Not a lot of risk reward for drivable par 4s and short par 4s. I could go on, but I would give the course a 6.8/10 rating for the price.

2 months ago

Nice course with some straight shot holes and some blind spot holes. Would consider it intermediate for consistent golfers.

a year ago