Love the Olde Course!! Definitely one of my favorite close to home places to play!! Also love playing at Cattail across the street, awesome par 3 course, definitely helps with your irons and short game. But I think the Marshall, who covers both courses needs to calm down, definitely NOT a laid back retiree lol he is definitely looking to bust people… I will not play at either for awhile.

One of the best courses around. Small. But long. Fairly challenging but fair. Well placed trees and bunkers. The staff in the pro shop and the café are amazing. Very friendly. The course is always in good shape. One of my favorite courses.

[Update 07/28] After sharing my concerns with the course, I received a kind and thoughtful response from their team. They acknowledged the situation, offered a full refund, and expressed a genuine interest in improving the experience for beginners. I really appreciate their follow-up and plan to give the course another try. Disappointed Experience – Rushed and Unwelcoming for Beginners Our tee time was 4:20 PM, but we didn’t start until 4:35. The course’s posted play time is 2 hours and 10 minutes, so we should’ve finished around 6:45. Instead, we were forced to skip a hole and a half and still finished at 6:40 — ahead of pace. We spent well over 10 minutes speaking with the marshal, who was not particularly kind or understanding. With a beginner in our group, the pressure and judgment completely ruined their experience. It’s frustrating — how can new players improve if they’re not given the time or support to learn? Very disappointing

The folks working at OC are consistently rude and condescending, in person and on the phone, and do not exemplify the courtesy and professionalism that is associated with the game of Golf. We had a Marshall rudely interrupt as we were putting to tell us to leave PRIOR to sunset, then had another employee forcefully tell us where we were supposed to return carts - while we were still unloading. The starter has also held us back from teeing off on time when the group in front of us were on the green. And we don't see the Marshalls addressing slow groups with open holes in front of them. We play weekly, follow all rules, and are not sure why the culture at these Loveland courses is so consistent - we've had the same experience with employees at Marianna Buttes. They also do not support Youth on Course programs. The experience is much more enjoyable at FoCo courses, or any other area courses we play.

This is wide open course with plenty of water. While forgiving when not on, it will punish you if you get greedy. Beautiful views and never crazy busy. Needs way way better food and drinks, with way way better pricing! Minus 1 star for that, but otherwise a gem!