It was one of the top 10 I've played. Challenging dog legs mixed with the requirements to pick your landing spots. The greens were perfect. The views were even better. A 10

I recently had the pleasure of playing 9 holes on Tamarack's Osprey, their newly reopened golf course, and I must say it was an exceptional experience. From the moment I arrived Dustin, Scott, Alex, and Jordan were incredibly welcoming and attentive, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable round of golf. The course itself was a treat for the senses. While there were a few lengthy cart rides between a couple of holes, the stunning views of the lake and mountains more than made up for it. The natural beauty of the surroundings added to the overall charm of the course and provided a peaceful day of golf. The greens and fairways were in impeccable condition. The maintenance team at Tamarack has clearly put a lot of effort into getting this course in top shape. The greens rolled true, and the fairways were lush and inviting, making for a pleasurable and challenging game of golf. In conclusion, Tamarack's Osprey golf course is a must-visit for any golfer. The combination of a friendly and attentive staff, breathtaking views, and well-maintained fairways and greens make it a top-notch golfing destination. I look forward to returning for a full 18-hole round when they open the remaining 9 holes in July '24.

This was such a lovely course! Beautiful. Not crowded. The people were very nice and were there to make sure you had a good time.

Course was mostly nice. Had a situation where the greens keeper kept getting in front of us to mow the boarder around the green as my group were making our approach shots. After 3 consecutive holes we confronted him with our "frustration" and he left us alone. Also, "The Beast" hole had an embarrassing hole placement where none of us 8 handicap golfers could even get it anywhere close after 5 puts each. Hole was place on a ridiculous crown. We decided it was fair for us to write down a 3 put each and move on. At 130 bucks a round, things like this shouldn't happen.

The course has some well designed cool holes, but it is certainly not worth the money at this point. They should still be giving a discounted rate as the course is still under construction. The paths have mud, dirt, and rocks on all sides leading well into the fairways, huge dead patches, shabby grass areas, and not well-groomed bunkers. The course could be nice one day, but it's not there yet. For the price save your money and go play one of the other great courses up that way. What really sets this course apart and into the negative are the amenities...NO drinks, water, food, in the club house. Nothing. There is one bar cart roaming the course which we saw once in 18 holes. No ice in the coolers, no signage on where to go or how to even get to the clubhouse (that is through a parking garage by the way), it was just not a great experience. The staff was not helpful and somewhat rude, didn't seem to care about much, and provided little to no information, even when asked direct questions. I've played many resort courses, and this is just not a resort type of experience. I have been to the shabbiest of Muni's that have better amenities than Osprey Meadows. Give this place a few years and maybe it will be better, but for now, not worth it.