There’s something undeniably summer about combining a leisurely lunch with a round of golf. And when you do it at The Club at Inverness, it’s a Colorado experience you won’t forget. Over the weekend we indulged in this exact day, starting with lunch at Breckenridge Brewery, Ale & Game House on the golf course, and finishing with 9 holes. We arrived at The Club at Inverness and headed outside to Breckenridge Brewery's beer garden. The lovely views included manicured greens, fountains, and a pond. It was the perfect setting to unwind and enjoy a delicious meal. The menu boasted an array of options, from classic pub fare to local beers. The Palisade Peach Wheat was made with peaches from Palisade Colorado - it was a fruit-forward unfiltered American-style wheat ale bursting with bright and juicy peach flavor. The Juice Drop IPA had a distinct coconut-like characteristic. There were tropical hop layers without bitterness due to the experimental hop known as HBC 472. The Pub Burger was made with American cheese, shredded lettuce, pickle tomato, onion, house sauce, & a side of coleslaw. The burger was great & had a nice juicy patty. The Reuben was made with sliced pastrami, rye bread, Dijon, sauerkraut, Swiss cheese, & thousand island dressing. The pastrami delivered a smoky & spicy flavor with a slightly sweet undertone. The sandwich had a satisfyingly crunchy texture from the rye bread and sauerkraut. Following our lunch, we walked over to The Club to golf. Tee times are open to hotel guests and members only. The Club offers social memberships for Colorado residents, which include several perks such as food and beverage discounts, pro shop deals, guest passes, and more. The Golf Marshalls Don & Smokey were wonderful and made sure we were comfortable with the course and had everything we needed to play. Designed by legendary architect J. Press Maxwell, Inverness Golf Course is a true gem. The course is a strategic thinker's paradise, with subtle slopes, rolling fairways, and menacing bunkers that demand careful shot placement. Even on a very hot day in August, the challenge was irresistible, and we had a great time. As guests at Inverness, we got a taste of the lifestyle offered to members!

Really nice golf course that is a good mix of challenging but not impossible to play. Lots of tough bunkers and greens. Only problem I have is the only way to play if you're not a member of to stay at the hotel which is fine, but tee times are after 12:30. Kind of a bad setup if you're a hotel guest leaving the next day.

Grossly overpriced Mother’s Day brunch. Food was flavorless, highly mediocre & borderline poor quality. Meat had no flavor and was a very thick cut of low quality, salad was wilted, desserts were low quality, no tools to eat the crab with, half the food items were empty, dry and crusty. Pasta was terrible. For a so called higher end golf club/hotel it was severely disappointing. We have eaten there a few times before and it just gets worse and worse. Will never go back. Save your money and choose a different venue.

It hurts to write a 1 star review when the staff is great, but you should be warned how bad the course conditions are before you spend 135 pp on a round. When you can’t find your ball 10 ft off the faraway because it’s so poorly manicured.. better off at Aurora hills. For $50

I didn't see the course, let alone use it. The room was ok. The hallways are so long, but don't worry, there are places to sit along the way.