Having a fantastic, 100+ year old course like Sunset in the middle of Longmont is truly special. The massive, mature trees, the tight fairways, the small, tricky greens all combine to make it fun and challenging. It can feel easy if you’re striking it well, but your score can go up quickly if you aren’t. It’s currently in excellent condition, especially the greens, which are smooth and fast. Because it is affordable and relatively short, it can draw beginners and higher handicappers so be aware of stray shots. Also, because it’s not easy, as some assume, pace of play can be slow, as less skilled golfers take a long time to get around. But, if you play at the right time, Sunset can be an amazing experience on a historic, unique course.

A nice 100+ year old municipal 9 hole course. There are no water hazards, but there are plenty of challenges with elevation change, very well established trees, and sneaky sand traps.

Absolutely beautiful golf course view off of hole 1 is amazing. Just in case that you have a wicked slice, God bless the giant 150 old trees protecting homes on either side. Absolutely will be playing here again...

Nice course. But more challenging than you think bc of tree lined fairways and houses, missing slightly right here will get you in trouble quickly. I’ve played here twice and have got paired with beginners, so the play has been slow, 2.5 hours+ for nine . Not great

This course is in great shape one of the most well maintained courses I have played and I play big name courses! City nine fort collins needs to take a page out of this book to be a awesome 9 hole course