I’ve really enjoyed my rounds out here. Really hard to beat a course of this quality and aesthetics for the price. Any complaints don’t come from real golfers or come from people who are only used to non-public courses. For a course open to the public, it really doesn’t get any better than this. Denver golf at it’s finest especially if you enjoy a hilly walk.

Fast greens and some tough pin placements made for a challenging round, but I had the pleasure of golfing with a gentleman who knows the course well, which made a big difference. There are definitely a few birdie holes be sure to take advantage of them when you can. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and will absolutely play this course again on my next trip.

Really solid public course. First time playing it and thought it was very well maintained and got lucky being paired with two very nice playing partners. Only reason for 4/5 stars is an interaction with an alleged "marshall" who was playing in the group in front of us and caused slow play the entire afternoon. Sad the rest of the reviews about the marshalls/starters are somewhat true. The rest of the staff was very friendly though. Would come back and play again.

Above average course. Good condition and well taken care of. We played July 4th and they celebrated in grand style. This picture is from hole 5 decorated for the holiday.

Learned how to golf here as a child from Mike Fingler. Played high school golf at grandview, and I have played this course 100+ times. The course is one of the best in Denver and the people that currently run the place will make you question if you will ever come back and play. 92$ for a “new” cart with no club washer, no cooler, no GPS, and no windshield. Expect to be treated like you've never played golf or driven a cart before. I haven't seen a kid working here in years. Tells you everything you need to know about the culture.