Lovely Par 3 course, good condition and good customer service.

I have a place up highway 82 in Willets (Basalt), Colorado, and I love going to play the 9-hole course at Ranch at Roaring Fork Golf Course during my lunch breaks. The course is never really busy, and offers a variety of challenging par 3 holes as well as a practice putting green. The course features both water and sand hazards and ranges from 90 to 160 years per hole. Prices are very affordable. Definitely worth it.

Not worth the price at all. The course has potential but the greens are tore up and water logged. They charge far too much for the bare minimum you expect out of a par 3. The greens and tee boxes have divots all over. They charge far too much for push carts that are also bare minimum. Needless to say we won’t be back. We will be investigating other courses as the woman in the pro shop suggested to us upon entry.

Small par 3 course we played the other day. Basically a small shack for the pro shop and no electronic carts, all push carts so keep that in mind! We didn’t have any expectations walking in and teeing off but the course was fine for a small local par 3. From the whites, most holes were right around 95-130 yard so pretty short. Lots of geese on the course and poop only enough to be on the bottom of our shoes. This is a great spot for beginners or kids getting into the game or working on your wedge game! Would come back if I wanted a relaxing short walking round.

Unable to enjoy 5 - 8, as goose shit made it impossible to putt. Course should also offer lessons on divot repair, before anyone tees off - tee boxes are trashed.