Incredible golf course. Easily a Top 10 public track in Colorado. Very fairly priced. You'd think it'd be flat because of the area, but it's got a ton of elevation changes, water, green-side slopes, and shaping. It's very new of course, so needs some time to "settle into itself". Conditioning was wonderful. The aprons around the greens are better than other courses actual greens!! I'll be playing this course quite a bit. Check it out!

Played Jan 7 with my wife and really enjoyed it. The course is very challenging, but fair. Lots of rolling terrain and elevation changes. The greens are well protected by sand and slopes, so you need your approach shots working. The greens themselves are fast and undulating mostly. Course is in terrific shape. Highly recommend and hope to play again soon!

Really this will be a 4.5 of 5, but a few things to improve upon. It’s a new course guys, needs some time to grow in. Condition was honestly better than expected based on some recent reviews. Range and practice area are open, weird to access if playing a round but whatever, plan ahead and you’ll be fine. Greens are firm, for now expect to have them release on you. It’s brand new, takes time to mature and grow in. Pros: 1. Awesome layout and design. Greens are fun and force you to think about landing spots. 2. Short 4s especially trick you into taking chances you don’t need to, really makes you think your way around. 3. Staff was friendly and accommodating. 4. Overall fun course, will be back. Cons/things to improve: Again, new course, growing in, and figuring out growing pains. None of these are deal breakers, the course is awesome and I’ll be back a lot, probably become my new home course. 1. Packed tee sheets with 10 minutes on a new course created a 5+ hour round, and we were hot on their tails and they were on the group in front of them. Spread it out, 12 mins, or leave some gaps. Holiday weekend, afternoon, I get it, but with the routing and multiple drivable par 4s it creates a packed situation. It’s an unfamiliar course to many still, this especially creates havoc. Also, rich private club bros: it’s not the cart boys fault it’s slow, leave them alone. It’s a public track, play your private club or come out with us normal folk and enjoy your round knowing it’ll be a bit slow. 2. Slow play leads to people rushing, and potentially not fixing marks or divots. Greens are already looking hammered and I fixed at least 4 marks per hole that weren’t mine. Don’t become Saddlecrack with nearly unplayable greens. And people, fix your damn pitch marks. 3. My biggest frustration was the geofencing with the carts. Multiple holes (e.g. 6 and I think 8) we kept getting shutdown and I was a foot into the rough, yards away from the native. And it took a minute of switching cart on and off to get into reverse. Became super frustrating. 4. Drivable par 4s: put a bell or something so folks up on the greens can lookout while tee folks hit, especially 4, 9, and 14. The routing of these creates some real jams, this could help speed it up a bit. 5. Put out some water buckets for towels. The wind and heat dry those suckers out and could have used that, especially as I don’t recall seeing a ball washer. Trash cans were also packed full, took a bit to realize they were in-ground. 6. Put up a Venmo to tip the cart boys. No one has cash anymore guys. I wanted to toss a few bucks their way, it’s on me for not having cash but as a former cart monkey, I know they’d appreciate it. Overall great experience and course, will be back a lot and look forward to seeing you guys grow and develop!

Bella Ridge has been an incredible experience for our family, both on and off the course. Recently, my husband planned a surprise 10 year ring upgrade for me, and the staff went above and beyond to help make it unforgettable. Earlier in the day, he dropped off the ring and flowers, and Jen and Drew were absolutely amazing in helping him pull off the surprise. They thoughtfully set up the ring and flowers on a tee box, creating a truly special moment. After my husband presented the ring, they even came down to take a photo for us and kindly held onto the flowers while we finished our round. I will cherish this moment forever. We also have our children enrolled in the Junior PGA program, led by Mason. We’re only two weeks into the season, and our kids are already counting down the days between each practice. Harrison and Kenton have been incredibly patient and encouraging coaches, making the game fun while helping the kids learn and improve. We’re excited to watch them continue to grow throughout the season. While the course is still under construction, it is already beautiful and offers a great golfing experience. What truly sets Bella Ridge apart, though, is the amazing staff. Their dedication, friendliness, and genuine care for their guests make this course something special. Thank you to everyone at Bella Ridge for creating such wonderful experiences for our family!

Only giving 4 stars because there is no actual club house, no driving range, no chipping area and no putting green to practice on before your round. Thats my only gripe. The course itself is immaculate, tee boxes are flat, greens are rolling slow as of March 21st. Construction is literally still going on. But again the course is AMAZING. In about a year hopefully everything will be ready. Not many trees as its a links style course. The wind is its only protection, as well as well placed bunkers that would rival some the the famous Scottish bunkers. Top notch. The starter was knowledgeable the range hands cleaned my clubs and everything. (Tip well if they do) Once they get their amenities up this is going to be THE premier golf course in northern Colorado. Rivaling the TPC. My money is on Bella! We'll done! I dint play the best but an 86 from the blues wasn't disappointing!