The course was bad for the price. This course should not be charging more then $25 for a 18 holes. I paid $52 and I immediately regretted my decision. Driving range was all mats and you can't use clubs longer the 200yrds. Tee boxes where not maintained and beat up during mid July play. Fairways again need better maintenance not as bad as the tee boxes but not great either. Front 9 plays open and great for all level play. Back 9 plays a lot tougher and is not recommend for beginners or novice as the course plays tight. The pass or play was terrible at this course and need better management. We saw the ranger 6 times and yet we never say him address players and their pace of play. Took us 2 and half hours to play the front nine then jumped and played through 3 groups on the back 9 due to the pace of play. Back nine took 1 hour and 45mins to play with groups slowing us down. The one redeeming quality of the course is the cheap food and drink. The course is great if you want to go drinking with your buddies. Other then that the course needs alot of work to justify the $52 a round price tag. I think this course at $25-$35 would make for a good practice course for intermediate players or just some guys that want to drink.

This isn’t so much a review of the golf course as it is there Golf professional Pete. Played in the mayors tournament. Had a wonderful day of golf. My friend who invited us spent a bunch of money to be a sponsor bought many dollars of Mulligan‘s licorice rope etc. Supported every booth and made donations. We had a great day and we played great. When we got done the Golf professional posted the scores and posted ours 10 less than it should be. We went up to correct the score 3 times and he told us each time that we were wrong. He added it hole by hole three times. He held the scorecard up, shoving it in our face and told us that 19+23 is 32? We mentioned that where we went to school 19+23 is 42 he frowned shook his head, gave us a dirty look and we kind of chuckled and patted him on the back and he said “don’t touch me!” Like we assaulted him! What a joke! We kept the score and we are trying to be honest, but Pete is always right in his world! No apology, no I was wrong, no nothing. This guy is not a credit to the Rocky Mountain section! There’s a good chance we’ll do no more business at Lakeview.

Great course! Loved the layout and it's in great shape. The t-time's are spaced far enough apart that it was a very comfortable round. Played in under 4hrs. The greens are smooth and a bit on the fast side, especially if you are putting down hill.

The guys in the clubhouse and the Marshall were all very professional. The course looks nice, but we had a very poor experience overall. The course is well overwatered. Lots of mud and just straight up puddles. I can get over that. The day we played was incredibly slow. We had a group of 5 and a group of 6 in front of us, and then the Marshall got on us for playing through. The group behind us got split up and then got rude with us once they caught up. Both groups were members and the entitlement was thick. The whole thing was just annoying and anxiety inducing, making for a not-fun golf experience for anyone. I’m sure it’s a great course and I hate leaving reviews like this, but not only will we not play here again, it was an unfortunate waste of money while celebrating a birthday. That’s just the way it goes sometimes, but it’s an honest review of the experience we had.

The structure of the class that Pete and Ryan teach was extremely helpful for improving my golf skills. The coaches were fun and interactive the whole time, and the course seemed fairly well maintained.