One of the more underrated course experiences I've had since moving to Colorado seven years ago. First time playing and the staff was friendly, the pace was fast and the course made you think. Really hope to be able to book more tee times here in the future.

Played the back nine earlier this morning, with the foursome behind us doing the same. Nobody in front of us, and after our drives on 10, there were maybe a couple holes (par 5s) where they were on the tee box as we were finishing up on the green. Otherwise, barely saw them the rest of the 9. As we were walking off the 17th, a marshal scolded us for being behind the pace of play and to speed it up - again, nobody in front to keep up with, and the group behind had just hit their drives on the par 5. Seems pretty pointless to pick a fight with us (maybe 10min behind pace) instead of approaching the group behind to even check to see if they were holding up the group behind them. Great course and would come back, but the marshals (or just one in particular) should probably focus on people *actually* holding up the pace of play instead of harping on a group not affecting the pace of anyone else out there.

Course is a gem! We encountered informed and friendly staff, well manicured fairways, tee boxes, and greens. The rental clubs were brand new 2025-model Calloway Elytes. Walked the round with pushcart, enjoyable experience with challenging holes set amidst beautiful trees, rolling hills, and perimeter mountain views, with some snowcaps even in July. Strategic tee shots are critical, and driver was only appropriate on about half of the holes. Five sets of tees gives it versatile playability to all skill levels. Don't forget to visit the attached, well-appointed eatery for dining and/or drinks afterwards!

Not much of a review guy. Generally not worth my time. But here I just felt the need. I played Indian Peaks this past Saturday. I have to say the course, club house were fantastic so it gets a 3 still. Kuddos to the maintenance crew and club house staff. My issue is purely with the ranger working the morning shift. To frame the story a bit I ready reviews of the course the night before snd there were a lot of complaints regarding how pushy the rangers were. I sort of thought typical folk complaining while they probably were slow. Fast forward to our round Saturday. We approached the 9th tee box and teed off. The golf cart at the time said 5 behind pace. The group ahead was getting to ten tee while we were hitting our tee shots on 9. It was kind of a give and take onnthe front. Some holes we did wait some holes the gap widened to this. The ranger approaches us and immediately says I need your help picking up the pace. We were sort of taken a back as the group behind had not been waiting on us at all and we stated that. The ranger immediately got angry to where that's where things got sort of comical. We were a foursome and playing in a tournament and he goes "this is the problem guys, you hit 4 or 5 balls off the tee!" Well yeah we did because there were 4 golfers and one golfer took a mulligan. Ranger storms off and then decides to come back to get a final word in which was so unnecessary. By the time we got to ten tee we had to wait as its a drivable par 4. We ended up finishing at 4 hours and 12 minutes which is well ahead of their designated pace. Again the course itself and the pro shop staff were great. I am a big pace of play guy as I play 2 to 3 tines a week but this approach is not encouraging. Instead maybe approach us and say "hey guys not bad let's ensure we keep up thr good pace"

Stunning golf course with extremely well kept greens and fairways - very friendly staff and a series of tees to chose from. Probably the best course I have played in some time.