Really fun to play Lake Arbor again after about 20 years. Affordable green fees and the course was in good condition, especially the greens. The staff was friendly, especially the gentleman who refilled my water bottle on the 15th tee. Facilities have been nicely upgraded since I last played too. I’ll be back as soon as I can.

Had a pretty rough experience here today. I brought my 15 month old daughter with me today who I was going to play 9 holes with. This is a municipal, executive course that is city owned and operated. It’s not Augusta National by any means. They told me I couldn’t bring her on the course with me even if I was just pushing her in her stroller due to “liability”. Any spectator child has to be at least 7 years old. When I asked what that meant they said “she can’t make her own decisions that young and in case she gets hit by a ball we have to be careful”. I understand the risks and a 7 year old is going to make their own decisions? Furthermore they’ve got no problem letting me have my daughter on their range or putting green which is well in range of a yanked shot on 9. The staff didn’t handle this situation with care or respect - more of a sign of how courses/clubs are treating people post pandemic golf boom. They talked down to me and had no reasonable explanation “we don’t make the rules” was their response and as I left I heard them muttering under their breath. Nice touch. I always appreciated that this course was a bit more laid back but it’s clearly not that anymore. It’s supposed to be the type of place that builds community and acts as a community resource. It’s the type of place that normally I’d want to TEACH my daughter the game but after today that isn’t happening.

Great course and even better staff! Giving them 5 stars because they’re always driving around handing out cold waters, which I really appreciate on those hot summer days. The course itself was in great shape, especially for the price you pay. One thing I really like is how helpful the staff is when it comes to booking tee times. Sometimes the website doesn’t let me book as a single, but every time I’ve called, the staff has had no problem helping me out. That’s something I’ve had trouble with at other courses, so it really stands out here. Only downfall is that they don’t allow golf carts in the parking lot, which can be a little inconvenient when loading or unloading your gear.

Great course have a punch card system if you play 9 time get a free 18 as well for a nine same system love the course

The greens are Back ! Looking good In Feb 2021 Here are the new pictures. Taken in Feb 2021 on same hole #18 This is the best deal for golf in the Denver metro area! But as of 2020. April thru July 2020 some the greens have gotten bad See photo of #18 as of July 2020. See the flag. They got the Covid but it did pass. Sure the course is on the shorter side, par 70 , four par fives, fairly flat so it's easy to walk. That's why it's less expensive than anywhere else around. Sometimes you do run into a few beginners and newbies that are fuzzy on golf ethics but if you come with the intention of enjoying yourself you will meet some very nice people. The staff in the club house and restaurant are always very friendly and happy to help you.