As of 7/3/2025 the course is in great shape. There are some wet spots in the fairways and some tee boxes are beat up, but overall the course is in good condition. Fairways are soft and the greens are pretty smooth. The layout is awesome. Some cool elevated tee shots and challenging holes. The price is too high for the inconsistency in the course but it’s worth paying while on vacation for the great views. The no cancellation policy is brutal. If someone in your booking gets sick, you can’t get a refund even 2 weeks out.

The people were friendly and respectful. They were waiting and the top of the hill with our golf carts for our tee time. I feel they were a little overpriced compared to other courses. the Greens and fairways were not in the best shape, but it could be due to the season. It's a beautiful course and the experience and staff made up for that.

The courses in my area are the same price, so I really can't complain about this course's price. Also, we didn't eat anything while there. We just played golf and had a couple drinks on the patio after. With that being said, I thought it was a great and have no complaints about the condition of the course. I saw that someone wasn't happy with the cart paths. It's a mountain course. The manager came out while we were on the patio and mentioned that they had some irrigation issues earlier in the year and it did cause some of the greens to dry up. They were fine when we played. No complaints. I'd love to play there again.

This course for a first timner can be challenging because the course is so poorly marked. The cart path is not clearly marked. Holes are not marked. Ball washers are empty of water. The cart stopped working twice saying we were not on the right path. (We were). We had to push the cart until it recognized it's where it's supposed to be. The greens are fair. The scenery is beautiful. I would summarize this as a poorly managed course.

I am a Pagosa Springs resident and have played our course every year for the past 25. It is currently an embarrassment. The Meadows nine has geese problems so if you want to putt on three holes through the feces...it also has one hole where the green has two large holes dug by some underground varmints. The mountain course has several greens that are about 10-20% dead. Same with putting green. All the tee boxes are rough as well. We have had a drought, but the course should have water available. For my money I will drive an hour or more away and play at a cheaper rate and courses that are well cared for. A one star is pushing it.