This is an amazing track. Greens are fast and true. The Amazing mountain views on multiple holes makes it a "must play" in Colorado. The staff is amazing, even on the weekends, lol. If you hit balls before your round, come early for your tee time. Range tends to get filled fast! Putting green is huge and well maintained. Excellent food and service! I would highly recommend Legacy Ridge!

No tee's on the driving range mat's? Otherwise, it was great, but it really is a downer when you show up to play 18 and you can't practice with your driver off of a tee. The course was well maintained. Great views to be had on the back 9. The hot dogs and drinks in the clubhouse were good.

This course probably deserves a 4 or even 5-star rating. The course is in great condition, it's challenging but fair, the greens rolled true (although there were a few unnecessarily cruel hole placements); most of the staff were courteous and considerate and helpful. However... One guy, who identified himself as the "manager" (not sure if that's head pro, superintendent, or just whoever was in charge on 6/18/25) should not be entrusted with any form of customer-facing duties. He's got a LOT to learn about customer service - although I'm sure he doesn't care in the least that he's lost a bunch of customers through his actions; after all, golf is experiencing such a surge of popularity that you can afford to alienate entire groups of people; in our case, 20 out of 4 or 5 dozen golfers, who will never again organize an outing at Legacy Ridge. We were lagging a bit behind, and the course has a policy intended to address slow play - which I applaud, I hate slow play as much as anyone. When this "manager" accosted us to issue our 3rd warning, he wasn't friendly, he showed no interest in our experience - even interrupted me (when trying to explain that the group ahead of us was already long gone when we got to our first tee) and stating gruffly "that's because you were LATE" - we were not late, but he didn't want to hear it. Later, when he returned to insist that we were now so far behind that we'd have to skip the 7th hole, he was again unfriendly. I recommend that he be reassigned to driving that cart that collects balls from the range; it's an appropriate application of his people skills, and protects your customer base from a repeat of this. Overall, it could and should have been a great day on the golf course, and easily a 4- or 5-star review; if Google would have let me, I'd have posted this as a ZERO-star review. My recommendation is that you avoid this course, until the City of Westminster vanquishes their troll.

My wife and I played this course on 29 Aug 2023 while drowning in our sadness over our daughter attending her Freshman year at CU Boulder. Coming from Las Vegas, it was a slight challenge for me because it's been a while since we last played in the Midwest, and on a course with a higher altitude. I was a little confused to why I have to leave a card on file in order to make a tee time, but just like any implemented process, "someone" probably messed it up for everyone at one point. Oh well, nothing to get bent out of shape over because I still enjoyed my time on this course. I was however, slightly disappointed with a couple things: 1. I'm not a fan of courses that have driving ranges which limit the distance you can hit the ball. Although the max yardage probably only affects 2-3 clubs in your bag for an average person, these 2-3 clubs happen to be the ones I require the most practice and warming up prior to my round. I do understand that this yardage doesn't affect majority of your "money clubs," but I was just hoping to practice my longer clubs a little more since those aren't as consistent for me. 2. Some of the holes were dramatically reduced in yardage because the tee boxes were moved up. I am by no means a master groundskeeper or self-proclaimed Course Superintendent, but couldn't the tee boxes be only affected by maybe 3-5 yards max, instead of the 15-20 yards on some of them? Regardless, I didn't lose sleep over this because it was an entirely new experience on this golf course and I was enjoying the quiet time/views. On a good note, I didn't obtain the names, but there were two employees that stood out during my visit (I'm hoping that the Manager can figure out who these individuals were from their schedules, for recognition reasons). The first one was the young female working the bar/restaurant area around 11 am. She was very friendly, happy, and extremely attentive to her customers. The other person is the young gentleman working the pro shop counter around the same time. Normally, folks working a pro shop counter don't seem to have much of a personality to new faces unless you're a frequent golfer of that course, which can be deplorable and downright annoying. However, this individual set the bar high for others to emulate - he was very professional at such a young age and operated very quickly and efficiently. Kudos to both of these staff members and I apologize for not retrieving the names. I thought the course itself was in great condition - maybe I was just having a good day putting but the balls were definitely rolling true. The views from the back 9 is probably better than the front 9, but the views overall are just amazing. The most memorable shot for me came on hole #12 where I stuck it within 1.5" from the cup. Although I'm still waiting for my first HIO, shots like this enable me to keep playing this wonderful sport. Overall, this is a nice course with great people on staff - I recommend this course to everyone. Thank you, LRGC for the wonderful first time experience for my wife and I. Back to golfing in the desert...

Amazing 🙌🏻☔ finally got to play it and I loved it. Course is in great condition, and beautiful layout. Well maintained and the golf shop was really nice. We had some rain, and it blew through, took some beautiful photos.