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!

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!

Beautiful course. Challenging and fun. Lots of bunkers. Great staff at check-in, cart service and…read morebar. Outside water and ice self-service.

New to the town first time playing this course it is in fantastic condition. Staff is friendly…read morevery helpful and awesome. Kudos to the people who keeps the place maintained. Greens are in great condition. I can't wait until we have dry condition, it feels like it's going to be fast. It rain the night before and light rain though out the round, and they let us drive the cart on the grass. I still can't believe this is a public course. Definitely play this course if in the area.

Outstanding. First…read morethings, first........................the staff is great. Saw some old reviews crabbing about the staff, don't know what planet the reviewers were on. Every staff member was great. Course was in really good shape. From Florida and golfed all over the country, this is a great course for $50. Yes, there are a couple funky holes, but funky brings a challenge. The greens ran true. Nicely maintained. Some greens are elevated, so if you miss........you'll add a couple strokes. Great views. Water shots. Target golf at times. We will return.

They refuse you service if you have a registered service animal! They are very uneducated with the…read moreADA compliance and unprofessional. Do not recommend!

The food and service is actually pretty good, just the clientele is not. It's like being at a…read moreTrump rally with an open bar and nobody gets cut off. Lots of loud and obnoxious people that should not be served...We've been here 3 time, same crappy crowd.

Beautiful place! Went for an event and had a great time…read more It's quiet, private and relaxing. The pelicans on the lake are fun to watch. There are several sandy beach areas to sit on and a good place for kids to play along the water. There is a party barge for rent that also looks fun. Great gif any big event.

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.

Got the opportunity to play this course just weeks after the Korn Ferry tour following Neal…read moreShipley's win! Course was in immaculate condition and I was paired with a Father & Son who were members of TPC. Hole #2 is a stunner of a Par 3! Hole #8 is another stunner. Rounds for guest start after 1PM and we finished in 4.5 hours. After the round, headed to the Clubhouse which was awesome to sit on the patio and watch the golfers. Food was delicious, staff was friendly and can't wait to come back again!

I come to TPC often for business meetings. My dogs daycare called so I answered and was not very…read moreloud and quickly off the phone. I was presented with a card that said there's a no phone policy and rudely told to not use my phone. I get it. There is a proper way to communicate things with people and this bartender gave all the snooty vibes.

Standing on the 6th hole, Christmas music blaring from John's golf cart, we stood on the fairway…read moreoverlooking Long's Peak in astonishment. Here we were, middle of November, by all accounts totally killing it. Longmont Sunset is the one course I can surefire guarantee will be open, even in the cold months. Upon arrival on the day of my first round, there were very few winter players, and I happily ventured out as a single. That was, until, John caught up to me. Like a bat out of hell, a rambunctious cowboy peeled his cart up to the second green. In contrast to his rodeo-like entrance, "Walkin In A Winter Wonderland" echoed out of a bluetooth speaker in his cart. John: "Wanna pair up?" Me: "Yeah, sure, let's do this." John: "Do you mind the Christmas music?" An empty can of Bud Light trickled out of his cart and onto the bermuda grass. Now, I'll pause here for a moment. Golf is a game of upmost etiquette, there are defined unwritten rules about behavior and protocol on the course. Blasting music is, without a doubt, a cardinal sin of the game. As a former golf captain who once experienced championship glory, this may have bothered me in the past. But, those days are long gone, and the thought of playing golf with a Christmas music soundtrack was remarkably enticing in its uniqueness. Given there was no one else on the course, my response was: "TURN IT UP, BIG BOY" (I didn't say 'big boy') On we went, experiencing the fresh mountain air and balmy conditions of a temperate Colorado day. John, unsurprisingly from Texas, opened up to me about his family and why the Christmas music makes him feel closer to home. I was all in on his narrative, and enjoyed striking a 7-iron as Andy Williams sung Happy Holidays. Backswing through contact: "whoop-de-do and dickory dock." John was a terrible golfer, which is great because apparently now I'm terrible as well. It's a use it or lose it sport. With a lack of any pressure or judgement, we sliced the ball around for 7 more glorious holes, and then went again for another 9. John admitted, mid-way through, that he'd struck a man directly in the head with a sliced ball that morning. So, I stood accordingly. This course is relaxed, but well maintained, and does not play as a truncated 9 hole course. Big par 4s guide you up and down the mountainside plains, and while it may not be Colorado's most epic course, it's amazing for the price and convenience. The big oddity is the final hole, which has two separate greens. The appeal of this is unknown. Once back in the clubhouse, cracking wise with the man at the register, two women emerged with enormous grins. One had just struck the holy grail, a hole in one. To be here for this moment was magnificent and I guided her to the closest trophy shop. John, who I'm now realizing may have been Santa, bought her a beer to celebrate. Golf can be a game of cut-throat seriousness, a sometimes stodgy affair, but at Longmont Sunset the idiosyncratic thrills of golf are in full display, in their most distilled (and fun) form. Wow John is definitely Santa.

Ari, the front desk worker is unprofessional and unfriendly. I asked if he could check the list and…read morefound and he hung up. I tried calling back and he hung up. Cheap golf course with ghetto employees

Last evening I found the courage to visit a indoor restaurant . I was hoping after many months I…read morewould find that the Greeley Country Club had improved. I ordered the filet mignon for $32 hoping it Had improved from many months ago i was disappointed. I received a extremely small piece of meat that was not any way close to what you would call a steak that was med rare in the middle and just stringy overcooked beef on the outside. ive learned my lesson. Do not order filet mignon They have taken a fish dish off the menu and I feel that is very necessary many people do not eat meat.

We had a nice luncheon the other day. The rich dark wood and white tablecloths were beautiful…read moretogether. The food was fresh and delicious. The salmon, complete with grill marks was one of the best I've had. But, the cheesecake was truly the best!