Good course for beginners. It's not flat which is great, most par-3 courses are flat and boring…read more Don't worry about renting a cart, it is easy to walk. Just watch out for goose poo, they are everywhere. Overall, this is a good 9 hole course. The layout has a variety of greens and the price is about the same as a panera lunch, except you can enjoy this for almost two hours.

January 6 11:30 nobody on the course nobody in the parking lot. Sabrina behind the counterwouldn't…read morelet me walk onon and said I had to wait till 1:30 today. Been sitting in my truck for 20 minutes still nobody on the first T what a joke need to get somebody behind the counter, that knows GOLF.

Played a round here a few days ago- the conditions of the grounds needs to be noted before…read morebooking.to pay that much for conditions like that is crap.i understand it's technically still winter golf but to have one hole be a piece of turf on the cart path- is so shitty a temporary Green in the middle of the fairway. I feel like It should be noted Before booking. They also have you so stacked in like it is summer. that pace of play becomes a huge issue with young guys getting pissed off at every tee box and "putt green " when you look up play for that for an average 4 to 4 1/2 hours that you at 13 1/2 minutes per hole, but you have tee time stacked at 10 minutes- you wonder why you have groups loading up there clubs at the end just pissed off. at least the restaurant and bar were great but you don't have time to stop at the turn or you will get shit on for sure This place use to be a great public course. Hopefully they can get there crap together.

They charged full price for 18 when three of the front 9 holes are under construction. Hole 3 had a…read morepin in the middle of the fairway , 4 you had to hit off a 4x4 ft mat in the middle of the cart path, and hole 5 was made into a 85 yrd par 3 from the fairway. I understand repairs need to be made but you cannot charge full price for the condition this course is currently in.

This is the best golf course in Northern Colorado. The course is a links course and fun. The sand…read moretraps are like monsters clawing for your ball. The greens are hidden bunkers that take your ball at full speed. Really, this course is fun and exciting. The pin placements change often so as to change up the game. The front 9 and back 9 are equally challenging. The views are great and the service is excellent. The course is well manicured and well maintained. They are friendly to my kids when they have come to golf and never questioned me bringing them with me. Most country clubs would frown on younger children coming to a golf course. I recommend this course to anyone looking for a serene reprieve from the hustle and bustle of life and work. Relax, golf. and enjoy. You'll like this course so much you may not even keep score.

I don't know if it's the course or my love for old Robert JR, but the course was such a joy and…read morehonor to play. For me playing a golf course that was designed by such a legendary name just gives me the the shivers. My only complain was that when the rain came their was nowhere to hide. In the end I would say that J-dog did a amazing job on the course, but be shure to bring an umbrella in case of a hurricane.

Played on 5/23/2026 and paid full price for newly punched greens, this place was a freaking…read moresandbox! Nobody told me the greens were punched yesterday when I made my tee ti.e there was no mention of this. There was no reduction in the greens fee, I paid full price. I do t know who is running this place but, to not mention the greens were punched yesterday a d charge full price, prime rates is ludicrous. I asked the pro shop if I could get a rain-check and was denied with much attitude. Unfortunately I can not recommend this course to anyone wanting play. I feel cheated a d deceived, will not return. I will spend my well earned money elsewhere from now on.

Best 9 hole course I've ever played. I was expecting chewed up greens and fairways with no foliage,…read moreI was wrong. It is cheap and beautiful, I had a great time.

City Park Nine was a wonderful round today. Despite a snafu with my tee time the pro shop was very…read moreaccomodating and got me out in good time. The course was in good condition. The greens were especially good...nice and spongy but still rolling true. Kudos to the grounds crew! Other area courses get more attention while this course gets overlooked. If you enjoy a parkland experience I highly recommend CP9. Keep your drive on the right side of the fairway on #8!

Okay, again... we need REALISTIC reviewers or at least people with some common sense and realistic…read moreexpectations to review places like this... hint, hint, Brian... Designed for relatively quick play and open access to all players of all skill levels, this course is great; * $47 with cart on weekends as a base cost... very reasonable! * GREAT first hole with the creek cutting across the fairway and the lake within Driver distance off the tee-box to your left... I dare you to birdie this sucker right off the bat!?!?! * It has some decent length to it on 4 to 6 holes, especially #6, #8, #9, #11, #12 and #17! * Some very challenging greens to putt on, especially #6 with it's giant sloped flying saucer shaped green... I dare you to birdie this great hole! Also, #11 is a very tough hole from the back; 225 yards to a large sloped green. * Solid Par-5 holes that are not easy to score on....you'll have to earn those birdies and pars! Again, realistically, this course is in Ft. Lupton, a north-Denver location where the elevation is a Mile-Hi+, you're in FARM LAND people so don't expect a lot of freaking trees!?!?!? * Rolling hills and a lot of them so enjoy it and fit your game appropriately or simply learn how to play this type of golf course... A little history lesson... golf was invented by the Scots on what...? * FARM LANDS!?!?!?!?!!.....! with.... * Rolling hills....! and * Giant sloped greens!?!??!!?!...! Bottom-line: * This course is perfectly placed in Colorado golf for the cost and playability, period! * The young man that runs the shop named, "Chris" is very consistently polite, well-prepared, efficient and cares about the job he's doing... is this true at your favorite course? And by the way (BRIAN - 1st reviewer), maintenance staff on the course is A GOOD THING or would you prefer playing on hard-pan all day and/or 10-inch long grass fairways AND 30-inch long rough????....come on man!?!?!? Play golf people, have fun and wave people up and past you if you are playing slow... :)!

Poor management and snot-nosed kids working the pro shop. No martials, and the course completely…read morecaters to their jackass, retired, get-off-my-lawn members. Won't be back. First time playing this course with my son - he's new to golf. Sunday Oct 22. The course was good and it was a beautiful day. But the way the course manages the traffic is not good. The course doesn't use martials. No one is out there managing the traffic. We are in a cart, 4 veteran, large-framed guys behind us with hand carts. They had a 1:08, We had a 1:10. They were late getting to the front nine so the starter sent us out first. They were ticked by that I guess and pushed us the whole time - they didn't putt at all. One of them had a self-driving bag cart that followed him independently. Not sure if that is a luxury item or is needed for incontinence. I'm sure these guys are regulars and if you golf here much you've probably seen them. We pushed the folks in front of us the whole time. Even without the martial, it seemed the pace went well. We only had to wait a couple times. Young kid from the pro shop met us at the back end of hole 9 derisively told us to go to the pro shop. Went in and they told us the guys behind us were complaining about the pace, and wanted us to re-do the front 9. I pushed back, they comped us so I agreed. With a new golfer it was good to get experience of re-doing the front 9. Also good to get the experience of what a poorly managed course is like. Probably won't play here again. I'm sure the old guys had a membership and are generally miserable to be on the course with. Not too worried about that. But they need to start using martials here rather than letting the unpleasant element of their membership drive their traffic flow.

Great course, very challenging and fun, plenty of tress to get in your way if you don't hit the…read morefairway but fun course to play!

I am proud to call Highland Hills my home course! Such fun golf holes that never get old to me!…read more This course has the right level of challenge, and doesn't have all that many places to lose golf balls if you hit an errant shot - you can usually find it. The grounds crew does a great job of keeping this course looking, and playing great! I specifically like the Men's Club at this course! There are the best group of guys who play and hang out at the course! The Men's Club is pretty competitive, but I don't ever feel like I can't have a great time, which is what I'm there for in the first place! I also really like the member and invite tournaments which are held at Highland Hills - they are always fun and competitive! Lastly, what's a good course without a great pro? The PGA Pro at Highland Hills, Chris Colling, does a great job at the course! Chris gets along with everyone, and it wouldn't be the same course without him! If you're looking for a great place to play golf, great people to play with, and a relaxing atmosphere; I highly recommend Highland Hills Golf Course for your next golf outing!

The golf course was in impeccable condition. Greens were top notch given the Aug weather. Long and…read morechallenging links. The only thing better than the golf is the 19th hole amenities, food and drink reasonably priced and good service, highly recommend RainDance

Over priced drinks and food , beer selection was nothing (no bud light) for was typical bar food…read morebut expensive, Nice big area!