Played here with my cousin and it was my first time playing here. Fairly simple course with some unexpected obstacles but overall a fun time. All the staff were very nice and made good conversation. All players we ran into were nice and helpful in pointing out where balls landed. A nice view of the mountains and the incoming planes make for a great round. Jumbo Bucket for $12 and then a round for two people was $50 all up. 5/5 will return

Visited this past Friday for the range and night golf. First, my driver head broke and flew into the range. We knew exactly where it was. My fiancé asked a man inside if they could help us grab it. He said “The world doesn’t stop for you” and to follow up the next morning. We followed up several times over the next few days with a description of the driver head and exactly where it was but they “haven’t been able to locate it”. This is quite disappointing as a Taylor made drivers aren’t cheap. For night golf, they do a shotgun start. Unfortunately, they kept inserting more groups on the first hole causing a major backup. We were waiting at least 20 minutes to tee off on each hole. They also charge a $9.50 fee for the glow balls which feels a bit steep. I have had good experiences here in the past. Especially with the understanding that this place is more about having fun. That being said, we spent a lot of money on our visit last Friday only to walk away with a negative impression and as if someone stole the driver head that they wouldn’t let us grab.

WOG is where my love for golfing started! I’ve been golfing here for almost 4 years now, and my husband has been since high school. This is a great par 3 course for beginners and experienced golfers alike. It’s 9 holes along Sand Creek with 2 par 4 holes. You don’t need a tee time to play, it’s just first come first serve. There aren’t carts but you can rent their E-golf bikes for $16 and they are SO fun! I used one up to 38 weeks pregnant (was unable to walk the entire course with my bag at that point lol) and it was a blast! They host a lot of different events like a Halloween party with food and activities for kids, plus various scrambles throughout the summer. We played in their Cinco de Mayo scramble this past May and though we didn’t come close to winning, we still had a lot of fun, haha! One of my favorite events is Ladies Night. It runs May-September on Tuesday nights. For only $25 you get ~1 hour of instruction with a golf coach, then you play 9 holes. When you’re done with your round the staff provides dinner and one adult beverage per person. It’s a great escape for moms like me who need a break, and it’s always fun to meet and play with other women who golf, too! My only complaint for the 2024 season was they didn’t have someone on the first hole making sure the ladies groups stayed together. So we’d have groups of men get in between our groups and cause issues. This is annoying because then the kitchen is waiting on the last ladies group to finish and it screws up their timing. Plus the ladies want to eat together! One example: one night there was a single guy, then a group of 2, then even a group of 5 in between our groups. It was painfully slow and a lot of them would hit and play multiple balls even though we were waiting. The single guy even turned around and told us to stop talking because we were distracting him (and he was terrible… like don’t be like that when you’re not even good, bro!). So I’d love if Bobby could be out there next season to make sure we’re taken care of during our round. WOG also has Glow Golf on Friday nights throughout the summer and it’s SO MUCH FUN. They give you glow in the dark balls to play with (I recommend buying extra on Amazon because if you lose it—and you likely will—it’s pricey to get another). It begins when it gets dark obviously, and you can play until midnight when they close. The range is also open til midnight every night! My husband and I both have taken private lessons there from a couple different instructors. I’d highly recommend Ray! He’s professional and has a gift for explaining golf in a way that just clicks. He fixed my grip, taught me all about the importance of tempo, helped me hone in on my distances with my irons, taught me how to chip accurately on a slope, and helped me correct a wicked hook I had in my drive. My short game was so terrible for the longest time he’d poke fun about it (oh yeah, he is also artful with the sarcasm and has a great sense of humor, which I love haha), but even my short game is on point now! A huge THANK YOU to the owner, Mike, to Ray, Chantelle, JJ, and all the other incredible employees who make WOG what it is! I love the culture and strong sense of community you all have created. I guarantee you will feel welcome and like you want to be a part of this community the moment you walk in. And don’t forget there’s mini golf for the littles!

It’s out family’s favorite golf course and driving range. We love the food and drinks, not to mention the fact that during summer time they close at midnight. I wouldn’t call this a complaint but rather a suggestion to add a portable restroom mid way. Just to save that rush of a walk back to the club house, I know other families with children will highly appreciate it. Anyways, We love it, It’s so affordable, staff is amazing and polite.

I stopped by here yesterday just to get a feel for the place (after finding it on Google Maps), and have lunch. I liked everything about it, and will come back another day to try their Golf course and driving range out. I tried a small pizza with pepperoni, sausage, bacon, and green chilies and a glass of Fat Tire. I'm a pizza lovin' guy, and It was Very Good! I ate it at their Bar, which was pretty cool. Looked like a chill place to hang out later in the day. Will definitely be back!